Yeppoon Resident's Olympic Moment
77 year old Alby Wooler from Yeppoon was one of the 80 Olympic torchbearers.
View ArticleGladstone boy fights for Olympic gold
For half his life, Gladstone boy Daniel Beahan has dreamed of boxing for Australia at the Olympics. In August, he will realise that dream with the world watching on.
View ArticleYour country needs you!
What if you were genetically destined to be an Olympic champion, but didn't know it?
View ArticleQld boosts funding for Special Olympians
The Queensland Government says it will provide the same financial support to members of the Special Olympics team as to other Olympic and Paralympic competitors.
View ArticleSporting switch becomes Olympic reality
Billy Ward took up a sport just so he could play a sport. Now Billy has turned a casual start into a serious sporting career with his selection in the Australian Olympic boxing team.
View ArticleExclusive Aussie club set for reunion
One of Australia's most exclusive groups will this year be celebrating a very special reunion.
View ArticleOur hopes for gold: Wide Bay athletes at the London Olympics
In the Wide Bay we have three local athletes competing at the London Olympics. We celebrate their achievements as they fly the flag for Australia, and cheer them on in the hopes of golden glory.
View ArticleBilly Ward outclassed in Olympic light-fly bout
Miriam Vale boxer Billy Ward had been defeated in his Olympics debut 26-4 by highly regarded Cuban fighter Yosbany Veitia Soto.
View ArticleBilly Ward outclassed in Olympic light-fly bout
Gladstone boxer Billy Ward had been defeated in his Olympics debut 26-4 by highly regarded Cuban fighter Yosbany Veitia Soto.
View ArticleCQ's first Olympic medal
Central Queenslanders were gripping their chairs early this morning to see Gracemere cyclist Anna Meares take out the bronze medal in the women's team sprint with team mate Kaarle McCulloch.
View ArticleMeares vying for second sprint medal
Gracemere cyclist Anna Meares is in the running for a second Olympic medal in London.
View ArticleMeares takes gold in the women's sprint
Central Queensland cyclist Anna Meares has beaten British sprint queen Victoria Pendleton to take gold in the women's sprint.
View ArticleQueensland celebrates its golden girls
Olympic gold medals won by Queensland athletes Sally Pearson and Anna Meares are being celebrated in their home towns.
View ArticleOlympic results blamed on 'lack of direction'
New Queensland research has found a lack of funding is not to blame for what some commentators see as a disappointing performance by Australia at the London Olympics.
View ArticleQueensland's golden girls to lead Olympic parade
Olympic gold medallists Sally Pearson and Anna Meares will lead a parade of almost 80 Olympic athletes through the Brisbane CBD today.
View ArticleQueensland welcomes home its Olympic heroes
Hundreds of people have packed Brisbane's CBD to welcome home Queensland's Olympians with a ticker tape parade.
View Article56th anniversary for Olympic torchbearers
On the 22nd of November, 1956 the Olympic torch entered the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) after travelling more than 4,500 kilometres.
View ArticleSporting switch could realise Olympic dream
No netballer will compete in their sport at the 2016 Olympics, but a new program from the Australian Institute of Sport means they could still become an Olympian.
View ArticleWomen's Olympic track cycling squad uses Rockhampton climate for Rio...
Rockhampton's mild winter weather attracts some of Australia's best female track cyclists for a gruelling training camp as they prepare for the Rio Olympics.
View ArticleRio 2016: Crossfit competitor Olympics-bound after taking up weightlifting
All Tia-Clair Toomey wanted to do was improve her strength but her dedication to weightlifting will see her compete at the Olympic Games in Rio next month.
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