The Latest Breaking News from Paris

Two decades after he first watched Australia compete in archery at the Olympics, Sydney Trains employee Peter Boukouvalas is on track for the Paris Games.

Logan Martin has some tricks up his sleeve for his Olympic freestyle BMX defence while Natalya Diehm has overcome six knee surgeries to earn her spot.

Elinor Barker part of women's endurance squad for track cycling as British Olympic Association names final lineups

Lawrence Cheung received his ballot card too late to post home, so went to the Gare du Nord to find someone who might be travelling to the UK

Australian NBA veteran Joe Ingles has joined the Minnesota Timberwolves as he waits on a Boomers selection call for the Paris Olympics.

Authorities in France say a prominent French film director accused of sexual assault and violent, controlling behavior has been handed preliminary charges of rape, sexual assault and violence by a French judge investigating the case

As the official AI platform provider of the Paris Olympics, Intel is putting AI in the hands of viewers, attendees, and Olympic athletes

A 76-year-old American swimmer has taken a dip in the Seine River in Paris to celebrate the Fourth of July

Whyte is involved in the ‘Path to Paris’ challenge which encourages kids to form teams and map their own interactive route to the Games.

Since becoming Olympic champion in Tokyo three years ago, Shriever has twice become world champion and also claimed a European crown.

France is reviving its industrial farming of hemp – 'green gold' – in the search for more sustainable, energy-saving building materials. French publishers are flocking to romance, as a new generation of authors are writing for a new and growing audience of young women readers. And when Paris hosted the…