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The Loop: Australian swimmer Emma McKeon makes history, more space junk in NSW, and a huge cycling crash at the Commonwealth Games

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Emma McKeon, Not Done Snatching Medals, Has Smashed The Record For Most Commonwealth Golds Ever

You bloody legend!!!

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Constant questions around Kyle Chalmers's private life discredits sports journalism and damages swimmer's mental health

Kyle Chalmers has been open about his mental health struggles, and yet, questions about his private life continue to pepper his press conferences – and it's time that changed, writes David Mark.

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Morning mail: property prices tumble, ‘alarming’ gas shortfall, Emma McKeon makes history

Monday: Five of the country’s eight capitals are reporting house price falls on par with the start of the GFC. Plus: the most ridiculous Australian reality TV shows

The Guardian - AU

Emma McKeon’s record-breaking gold as Aussies make a splash and Brit escapes crash

A triple triumph in the velodrome, a cyclist's sprint and brilliant beam work secured Australia more Commonwealth Games gold. Then came Emma McKeon.

The New Daily

Emma McKeon becomes most successful Commonwealth Games athlete with 11th gold medal

The Australian has surpassed fellow Australian greats Susie O’Neill, Ian Thorpe and Leisel Jones, who are tied on 10 gold medals apiece

The Guardian - AU

Little mermaid now the giant of swimming

Emma McKeon, dubbed the 'little mermaid' by her father, is now an unrivalled swimming giant.

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Australian swimmer threatens to quit over Commonwealth Games 'love triangle'

Former Olympic champion Kyle Chalmers has said he'll quit swimming if the "false headlines" about an alleged 'love triangle' among Australia's Commonwealth Games team continue

Daily Mirror

I feel like flying home: Kyle Chalmers

Australian swim star Kyle Chalmers has said he feels like leaving the Commonwealth Games, upset at fake media reports of a love triangle.

AAP

My heart breaks for Chalmers: Larkin

Australian swim stalwart Mitch Larkin says he's heartbroken to hear Kyle Chalmers talk about quitting because of media scrutiny.

AAP

Emma McKeon nearly quit swimming, now she is on the brink of all-time greatness

Australia’s quiet achiever needs one more Commonwealth Games gold to surpass Susie O’Neill, Leisel Jones and Ian Thorpe

The Guardian - AU

YES QUEEN: Aussie Swimmer Emma McKeon Has Won Her Tenth Commonwealth Games Gold Medal

The icon has now scored 15 Commonwealth Games medals - congratulations, Emma!

Pedestrian.tv

Chalmers blasts fake love triangle reports

Australian swim star Kyle Chalmers has blasted media for a smear campaign over a supposed love triangle with Emma McKeon and Cody Simpson.

AAP

Jessica Stenson wins marathon as Australia’s Commonwealth Games gold rush continues

The 34-year-old, whose triumph claimed one of Australia’s five gold medals on Saturday, broke the hearts of her rivals in a pacesetting run to claim the biggest win of her career

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AAP

Australian swim stars' love triangle with many angles

The supposed love triangle between Australian swim stars has more than three angles, whichever way you look at it.

AAP

McKeon not counting as Games record looms

Emma McKeon could finish the second night at the Birmingham pool on Saturday as Australia's most successful Commonwealth Games athlete.

AAP

Winnington, Titmus win freestyle gold

Australian swimmers Elijah Winnington, Ariarne Titmus and Timothy Hodge have won gold medals at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

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Birmingham Sparkles as Commonwealth Games Open to Strains of Duran Duran

British pop giants Duran Duran headlined a glitzy Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in Birmingham on Thursday as more than 5,000 athletes braced for battle. Competitors from 72 nations and territories, many of which are former British colonies, will be vying for medals in 19 sports over a jam-packed 11 days…

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The New Daily

Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games: How to watch the opening ceremony and all sports live

After the Opening Ceremong for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, there will be a 11 days of competion with Australia fielding 435 athletes.

ABC News

Birmingham Commonwealth Games: Emma McKeon, Ariarne Titmus, Mollie O'Callaghan expected to lead another Aussie swimming golden haul

The Australian swim team enjoyed a strong world championships campaign, and a couple of Olympic superstars are returning to the fold for the Commonwealth Games.

The Guardian - AU

Ten to watch: Australian medal hopes at the Commonwealth Games

History favours the Australians as the team seeks to top the Games medal count in Birmingham for a 14th time in history

AAP

McKeon reveals gruelling Games program

Swim star Emma McKeon could set Australian medal records at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games after confirming a nine-event program.

AAP

Aussies aim for No.1 at Commonwealth Games

Powerhouse nations Australia and England are set to again vie for bragging rights atop the medals table at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

The Guardian - AU

Australia seek to rediscover post-Olympic momentum at world swim titles

The meet in Budapest provides the Dolphins with the opportunity to begin the next Olympic cycle in the best way possible

The National (Scotland)

Evie Davis on ambitions for the season and lack of memories about last Commonwealth Games

BE prepared to feel old; Evie Davis is too young to remember Glasgow 2014.

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