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More than 30 communities across South-East Queensland celebrated over the weekend (22-23 July) to mark that Brisbane 2032 is now nine years away. Local celebrations were planned to welcome the ...

British snowboarder Mia Brookes became slopestyle world champion at the age of 16, and looks set to be one of the sport’s leading lights for many years to come. Born in Sandbach in the north of ...

Alexander Cushing, a landowner in Squaw Valley – an uninhabited valley overlooking Lake Tahoe and perched 1,900 metres above sea level in California’s Sierra Nevada and 300 kilometres east of San ...

The first Olympic Winter Games were held in 1924 in the French Alps. Over 10 days, the host town of Chamonix brought together athletes from 16 nations. The event was initially an integral part of the ...

Albert Azaryan was the first “lord of the rings”, reigning supremely in that gymnastic event. The Armenian won a gold medal in the rings at the 1956 and 1960 Olympics, the 1954 and 1958 World ...

Eddie Southern set national prep records at 220y and 440y before taking up the hurdles. In finishing second to Glenn Davis at the 1956 Final Trials, he ran the second fastest 400 m hurdles in history ...

Rich Shanko started lifting in 1972 to get stronger for football. Shanko was second in the 100 kg class at the 1982-84 US Championships, placing third at 90 kg in 1981. He was also second at the ...

Todd Wilson was a member of the US Nordic team for nine years, with his best international finish a seventh at the 1991 World Winter University Games. He competed at two Winter Olympics and the World ...