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Follow all of the Aussie news from day six of the Olympics below! COULD AUSSIES REPEAT OR BEAT HISTORIC HAUL? Gold medals from Ariarne Titmus and our men’s and women’s coxless fours teams within the space of an hour sent Aussies into raptures.

Organisers acceded to player requests to change the tennis schedule at the Tokyo Olympics after Spain’s Paula Badosa suffered heatstroke and left the court in a wheelchair. Badosa needed treatment after losing the opening set of her singles quarter-final 6-3 to Naomi Osaka’s conqueror Marketa Vondrousova.

Follow the full results from every event in our interactive schedule below. OARSOME FOURSOME: Who is Australia’s new crew — and how did it win gold? Women’s 200m freestyle final: GOLD MEDAL — — 1:53.50 (Olympic Record) | Madison Wilson 8th Men’s 100m freestyle semi-final: Kyle Chalmers (47.

Australia’s new golden girl upstaged the legendary American six-time gold medallist in a thrilling 400m final on Monday, and Titmus is favourite to prevail again in Wednesday’s 200m final. The pair will be side-by-side once again,

After the incident the driver was diagnosed with sleep apnoea, which causes breathing to stop and start during sleeping.

The first Bledisloe Cup Test will go ahead as planned on August 7 at Eden Park as the Wallabies prepare to cross the Tasman on Friday. New Zealand Rugby added that it was "confident" that the Wallabies could then stay on for a second Bledisloe Test although a beer festival …

Australian Emma McKeon has bagged her second medal of the games as she looks to equal the record of the most medals won by any woman in a single Olympic Games. McKeon helped bag Australia’s first gold on the Games on Saturday as she posted the fifth-fastest freestyle leg in …

The TAB Million Dollar Chase will still conclude with the $1 million to the winner Grand Final at Wentworth Park on September 25. The Temora series has been pushed back a week with heats now on August 15 and their Regional Final on August 22.

Australia heads into the first swimming finals session (Sunday morning AEST) with three genuine gold medal hopes after night one in the pool began with a bang. In a surprising start to the night, Olympic debutant Brendon Smith qualified fastest for the 400-metre medley final,

From this lonely racing outpost, situated 110km south of Broken Hill, trainer Wayne Marsden has taught the mare no one wanted, Rebecca’s Quest, how to win – and keep winning. You may not have heard of Rebecca’s Quest but she has won six races this season.