More than seven years after Bill Sweetenham, the Australian coach mentor and guide to generations of Olympic teamsters and podium placers, led a plea for FINA to engage in a...

Settlement discussions have stalled in the costly legal dispute between the International Swimming League (ISL), Olympic swimmers bringing a class action and FINA, the global regulator being sued over governance...

Shane Lewis, former Australian international, passed away aged 47 in February this year and while the coroner is yet to determine cause of death, his family believes it was suicide...

Two days of FINA Reform Committee meetings concluded with former World champion and now athletes’ representative Britta Kamrau declaring: “After months of study, the Reform Committee has done a great...

On this day, as each October 2 every passing year since 2012, we remember Nick Thierry. It is the ninth anniversary of his death. The Father of World Rankings and publisher of...

Transgender inclusion in sport could be improved by adding ‘open’ and ‘universal’ categories to male and female ones, the UK Sports Councils Equality Group (SCEG) states in new guidance. In...

Michelle Ford, the Olympic 800m freestyle champion and bronze medallist behind two GDR swimmers in the 200m butterfly for Australia in 1980, shares extracts from her forthcoming autobiography on the...

On the 40th anniversary of the first time athletes got to address the International Olympic Committee with their concerns and their collective voice, the International Swimmers’ Alliance – ISA –...

The LEN Bureau, the governing body and regulator of European swimming and other aquatic disciplines, was rocked by a vote of no confidence at the weekend in a move that...

Katie Ledecky, who added two gold and three silver medals to her growing-legend pantheon in the pool at the Tokyo 2020ne Olympic Games this summer, is moving to train with...

The International Swimming League – ISL) – has been called out for “lightness of practices towards suppliers and employees” by two senior figures who resigned from from the pro-swim organisation...

Australian sprinter Shayna Jack is free to return to swimming after an appeal lodged by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) was dismissed by the Court...

An Olympic swim season like no other is well and truly behind us, the result book of the 32nd Olympiad sealed, the ripples from the Tale of Tokyo 202One on...

Kristof Milak, the Olympic 200m butterfly champion in a Games record in Tokyo, has switched coach, leaving behind his long-term mentor Attila Selmeci in favour of working with Balazs Virth,...

Sunday Editorial – This week marks the biggest test of the “review and reform” credentials of the established leadership figures still in charge at swimming regulator FINA but yet to...

The exacting standards of Kathleen Genevieve Ledecky and where they led her and her sport to in a time of pandemic and heightened empathy and perspective at the Tokyo Olympic...

Documents new to the public domain have revealed that the United States Department of Justice has sought assistance from Kuwaiti authorities in its investigation into the alleged roles of Husain...

Swimming Australia’s Board has voted to adopt an independent compliance process in line with its country’s National Integrity Framework in the wake of concerns highlighted this year by the withdrawal...