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Australia, New Zealand and Canada urge Israel not to go ahead with Rafah ground invasion, The New South Wales government says hundreds of sites may be contaminated with asbestos, And Australia's Sam Williamson wins gold in the swimming world championships.

Doha, Qatar: It was a night of firsts at the World Aquatics Championships Doha 2024. Siobhan Haughey of Hong Kong captured her first long course wo...

DOHA, Qatar — It was a night of firsts at the World Aquatics Championships. Siobhán Haughey of Hong Kong captured her first long-course world title in the women's 200-meter freestyle on Wednesday. Ditto for Japan's Tomoru Honda, who claimed the biggest victory of his career in the 200 butterfly. That's…

Day 4 of competition is over and two athletes won the first World title ever of their nations, Irish Daniel Wiffen and Hong Kong Siobhan Haughey

After picking up 100 breaststroke bronze yesterday, Siobhan Haughey has her sights set on gold in the 200 freestyle on Day 4 in Doha.

Siobhan Haughey won bronze in the women's 100 breast and will look towards gold in the 200 free tonight. There are 9 races tonight.

Claire Curzan and Hunter Armstrong swept the 100 backstrokes for the USA on night 3 as the USA leads with four gold and eight total medals.

The American quartet of Hunter Armstrong, Nic Fink, Claire Curzan and Kate Douglass won mixed medley gold by nearly three seconds in a time of 3:40.22.

It was a night of firsts at the World Aquatics Championships.

25-year-old Sam Williamson fired off a new Aussie national record of 26.41 en route to taking the top seed in the men's 50m breaststroke for tomorrow's final.