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Perth Welcomes Home the 2016 TeamHundreds of Aussie Olympic fans turned out to Welcome Home 2016 Olympians.

Sydney Welcomes Home Rio OlympiansOlympians thanked fans and signed autographs on the Sydney Opera House steps on Monday 29 August to start the national Welcome Home Celebrations. NSW Premier Mike Baird and Lord Mayor Clover Moore congratulated the athletes for their achievements and

Swimming head coach reacts to women's 100m freestyle final. Head coach of the Australian Swim Team, Jacco Verhaeren, explains how he saw the women's 100m freestyle final featuring sisters Cate and Bronte Campbell.

What will the Campbell sisters' coach say to them before the 100m freestyle final?Does he speak to them together, or individually? What's the best pep talk tactics? What is automaticity? Cate and Bronte Campbell's coach, Simon Cusack, explains what his final words to the girls will before their 100m freestyle final.

Swimming head coach reacts to golden first night. Head coach of the Australian Olympic Swim Team describes his excitement watching the events of the first night of swimming finals unfold. Australia's Mack Horton won the men's 400m freestyle and the girls of the 4x100m freestyle also claimed gold.

The age-old rivalry in the pool: USA vs. AUSAustralian swimmers Cameron McEvoy, Emily Seebohm and Cate Campbell speak about the rivalry and friendship between the United States' and Australian swim teams.

Swim Team primed to perform in RioThe Australian Swim Team touched down in Rio a couple of days ago and they're primed to perform in Rio. Hear from Head Coach Jacco Verhaeren, and swimmers Cameron McEvoy, Cate Campbell, Bronte Campbell, Mitch Larkin and Emily Seebohm.

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2015 Australian Swimming ChampionshipsSome of Australia's biggest swimming stars, including Cate and Bronte Campbell, Emily McKeon and Grant Hackett were in action at the 2015 Australian Swimming Championships at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre.

GALLERY: Days 1-3 Glasgow 2014 Olympic event highlightsWith just over two years until the Rio 2016 Olympic Games we capture some of the Aussie highlights in Olympic events from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland. #GoAUS #RoadtoRio

Learn from a Champ: Cate Campbell | SportsmanshipCate Campbell describes sportsmanship and why is it important? The vignette is part of the Learn from a Champ series, featuring Aussie Olympians talking about the highs and lows of sport and life. http://education.olympics.com.au/programs/learn-from-a-champ/learn-from-a-champ

Learn from a Champ: Cate Campbell | RespectCate Campbell considers the many situations where a group of young people might show respect for someone else. The vignette is part of the Learn from a Champ series, featuring Aussie Olympians talking about the highs and lows of sport and life. http://education.olympics.com.au/programs/learn-from-a-champ/learn-from-a-champ

Learn from a Champ: Cate Campbell | Individual ResponsibilityCate Campbell talks about her role as an individual athlete and as a member of the Australian Olympic Team. The vignette is part of the Learn from a Champ series, featuring Aussie Olympians talking about the highs and lows of sport and life. http://education.olympics.com.au/programs/learn-from-a-champ/learn-from-a-champ

Learn from a Champ: Cate Campbell | Express YourselfCate Campbell imagines a situation where a young person might feel shy about speaking out and expressing their opinion. The vignette is part of the Learn from a Champ series, featuring Aussie Olympians talking about the highs and lows of sport and life. http://education.olympics.com.au/programs/learn-from-a-champ/learn-from-a-champ

Learn from a Champ: Cate Campbell | PrideCate Campbell describes pride and how does it relate to feelings of self respect, satisfaction, dignity and gratification. The vignette is part of the Learn from a Champ series, featuring Aussie Olympians talking about the highs and lows of sport and life. http://education.olympics.com.au/programs/learn-from-a-champ/learn-from-a-champ

Learn from a Champ: Cate Campbell | AttitudeCate Campbell talks about why a positive attitude is important for performing and doing well in everyday life? The vignette is part of the Learn from a Champ series, featuring Aussie Olympians talking about the highs and lows of sport and life. http://education.olympics.com.au/programs/learn-from-a-champ/learn-from-a-champ

Women's 100m Freestyle Relay Team - Final London 2012The Australian Women's relay team win the Gold medal in the 100 metre relay competition on Day 1 of the London 2012 Games. Copyright IOC and Nine Network

Women's 100m Freestyle Relay Team - Medal Ceremony London 2012The Australian Women's relay team are presented with the Gold medal for 100m relay competition on Day 1 of the London 2012 Games. Copyright IOC and Nine Network

Women's 100m Freestyle Relay Team - Interview London 2012The Australian Women's 100m Freestyle relay team are interviewed by Giann Rooney after winning Gold on Day 1 of the London 2012 Games. Copyright IOC and Nine Network

2013 Australian Youth Olympic FestivalThe 2013 Australian Youth Olympic Festival is coming to Sydney from January 16-20. The free event will feature 1700 athletes from 30 countries competing in 17 sports.

London 2012 Olympians visit St Peter's Lutheran CollegeLeisel Jones, Rhys Howden and Cate Campbell discussed their Olympic journeys as a part of the AOC's Talk with a Champ program with the students of St Peter's Lutheran College in Indooroopilly, Queensland.

Stamps for ChampsAustralian gold medallists Anna Meares, Cate Campbell, Murray Stewart and Jacob Clear talk about being on Australia post stamps as a reward for their gold medal efforts in London.

Athletes defend medalsProud medal winning swimmers Cate Campbell and Mel Schlanger put Australia's medal tally into perspective.

Winners are grinnersFour of Australia's most enigmatic swimmers talk about the perks of winning gold and competing at the Olympic Games.

Relay golden girlsAustralia's first medallists of the London Olympic Games talk about their victory in the 4x100m relay. Mel Schlanger, Cate Campbell, Yolane Kukla and Libby Trickett.