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MELBOURNE : World record holder Kaylee McKeown has turned heads for her blistering backstroke times but could end up swimming the breaststroke at next month's world championships to help Australia's bid for gold in the medley relay.
Pet owners have been warned by the British Veterinary Association (BVA) to keep an eye on their dogs when out walking near lakes and ponds this summer due to toxic blue-green algae blooms. The algae has recently been reported in various locations across the UK, including in the Lake District with blooms spotted along Lake Windermere.
MELBOURNE : Australia head coach Rohan Taylor says Ariarne Titmus is tracking in the right direction ahead of her world championships showdown with Summer McIntosh despite falling well short of snatching back her 400m freestyle world record this week.
Dozens of swimmers have taken a dip in the sea at Blackpool despite being urged not to following a sewage leak. A 'no swim' warning has been issued for eight beaches on the Fylde coast, in Lancashire, including the famous resort town.
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MELBOURNE : Ariarne Titmus may bow out of her swimming career at next year's Paris Olympics if unable to find motivation to continue, the Australian champion said.
MEXICO CITY : Mexico's artistic swim team, which had to sell swimming suits and towels to pay for their Olympic preparation, will now get their scholarships reinstated after winning a lawsuit against the National Commission of Physical Culture and Sport (CONADE).
In 2014, Els Visser was on a snorkelling tour in Indonesia when the boat she was sharing with over 20 others suddenly started to sink at night. Ad Visser was soon plunged into the black ocean after a wave crashed into the boat, before she was hauled out of the water and onto a small lifeboat. The group divided between the lifeboat, barely big enough for six people, and balanced precariously on the roof of the sinking boat.