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Australian swim coach Rohan Taylor expects team of less than 20 for 2024 World Aquatic Championships

Australian swim coach Rohan Taylor expects team of less than 20 for 2024 World Aquatic Championships
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Aussie Coach Rohan Taylor Doubts Worlds Roster Will Reach Max Size Of 20

World Record holder Ariarne Titmus is one Aussie who does not plan on competing at the 2024 World Championships in Doha, Qatar.

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Morning News Bulletin 1 December 2023

Three people dead after a shooting in Jerusalem as a fragile truce is extended in Gaza; flooding hits the New South Wales south coast amid heavy rainfall; and Swimming Australia expecting a smaller team for the next world titles.

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Swimming honoured at AIS awards ahead of Olympics

World record-breaking Australian swimmers Mollie O'Callaghan and Kaylee McKeown have headlined the honours as their sport dominated the.

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Swimming Australia Wins High Performance Program of the Year At AIS Awards

Mollie O'Callaghan won Performance of the Year for the world record in the women's 200 free, beating out Ariarne Titmus who broke the WR in the 400 free.

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