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In a phenomenal finish to the fifth night of the 2019 World Swimming Championships in Gwangju, Au
Australia has claimed four medals on night one, including gold to Ariarne Titmus.
Swimming Australia CEO Leigh Russell provides an update on the rollout of Swim Central.
Ariarne Titmus clocks her fastest time yet for another record breaking swim.
Gold, silver, bronze or blue – the wait is over, the results are in!
Swimming Australia is thrilled to announce that Bio Island will support our country’s next wave o
ASADA, in partnership with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and Play by the Rules, have develo
UPCOMING COACHING COURSES (MAY 2019) REGISTRATIONS CLOSE TUESDAY 30TH APRIL 2019 If you are in
Swimming Tasmania is committed to the health, safety and general wellbeing of everyone involved i
A few important things to note for the upcoming championships: Live Results: Please click here f
Be there to witness the crowning of this year’s national champs! Will hometown hero and Rio gold
Wayne Lawes has kindly agreed to run a parent information session during warm up at 8am on Sunday
Swimming Tasmania would like to congratulate Sue Guesdon, who has been inducted as an Honour Admi
The SSA Board has approved a recommendation that the SSA Swimming Championships (which will take
Congratulations to the Sandy Bay Swimming Club for winning the 2017/18 W J Harrison Trophy for Cl
