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Athletics Australia has lost more talent tug-of-love cases than it has won – but Brisbane 2032 can be a new temptation for the next generation

This year sees the city celebrate its rich, diverse creativity. Magician Dynamo, AKA Steven Frayne, and director Kirsty Housley discuss collaborating to shine a light on the arts of their home city – and offer hints on what to expect

The Hungarian Olympic Committee said that the five-time Olympic champion escaped deportation to Nazi death camps before a historic run to become one of the greatest gymnasts of all time, including four gold medals at Melbourne 1956

Ágnes Keleti, the oldest living Olympic medalist and Holocaust survivor, passed away at 103 in Budapest. Her remarkable gymnastics career and resilience co...

Hungarian gymnast survived persecution of Jews in second world war and won five golds across two Games

We like to think that sports are fixed and immutable, but like anything else, they are a product of their time. Just look at the Olympic Games, where events like motorboating, tug-of-war and obstacle course swimming came and went during the 1900s. More recently, breakdancing appeared in last year’s Paris…

It was a decision that robbed hundreds of athletes of their once-in-a-lifetime chance at Olympic glory

After multiple surgeries on his own collarbone, Matt Graham says fellow Olympic moguls medallist Jakara Anthony needs to be cautious about her injury return.

International visitors are back to Paris during the winter holiday season, driven by the Olympics Games this summer and the recent reopening of Notre-Dame cathedral.