Australian team captain Curtis McGrath is remaining philosophical after missing the podium in the men's para canoe va'a VL3.
'Dirty gold isn't too bad': Aussie duo take home bronze medal after posting Olympic-best time in semifinal
Australian paddlers Tom Green and Jean van der Westhuyzen will leave Paris with a "dirty gold", unable to repeat their Olympic heroics in the men's kayak double event.
Photo shows Men's kayakers in a sprint race, paddle through the water with the oar pointing down to the left of their boatMen's kayak four win silver in 500m sprint, miss out on gold by 0.04 seconds
Riley Fitzsimmons, Jackson Collins, Pierre van der Westhuyzen and Noah Havard have won silver for Australia, beaten by Germany in a photo finish.
Photo shows FOur Australia kayakers in green and gold tracksuits bite their silver medals during a medal ceremonyHow well is Australia doing in the Paris 2024 Olympics?
Australia has to win a few more gold medals to beat any records this Olympic Games.
Photo shows A composite of three gold medal winners. Left to right: Noemi fox, cam mcevoy and Saya SakakibaraJess Fox leapt into the water to salute her sister Noémie, so often in the shadow, now with a golden lustre all of her own
Fox sisters sweep the canoe slalom medals in Vaires-sur-Marne, with Noémie stepping out of Jess's enormous shadow to claim a joyful gold medal.
Photo shows Jess Fox hugs Noemie Fox's face from in the water'Gutted' Jess Fox misses shot at third Paris Olympics medal, but sister Noemie is still in the running
Jessica Fox says she is "gutted" that she won't get a chance to win a third Paris Olympics medal, but that she was proud little sister Noemie still has a shot.
Olyslagers claims silver and Patterson shares bronze in the high jump, as US claims 100m men's gold in dramatic finish
Nicola Olyslagers and Eleanor Patterson have secured silver and bronze for Australia in the high jump, while Noah Lyles has claimed 100m gold by the barest of margins.
Photo shows An Australian high jumper smiles widely and pumps her fist after a jump in the high jump final at the Olympics.How two sporting heroes helped inspire their Olympian grandkids to greatness
Rosalie Evans was in her early 40s when a cancer diagnosis prompted her to leave her husband and take up kayaking — in a big way. Many years later, her granddaughter is gearing up for an Olympic debut in canoe sprinting.
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Photo shows A woman in a white t-shirt looks down at a blond little girl in a dark t-shirt who is smiling back at herJess Fox rewrites the history books in Paris with 'the most remarkable thing she's ever done'
Jess Fox's Olympian parents say the Australian's magnificent C1 gold to add to her K1 title earlier in the Paris Olympics will not be bettered in the sport of canoe slalom.
Photo shows A close-up of Australian canoeist Jessica Fox smiling at the camera while holding her Olympic gold medal.One gold medal isn't enough for Jessica Fox — that's why she's swapping the kayak for the canoe
Jessica Fox is proving as relentless as Paris' burning afternoon sun in her hunt for matching gold medals.
Jess Fox finally gets the gold medal moment she deserved, surrounded by green, gold and love
Jess Fox was already an Olympic gold medallist, and already an Australian sporting champion. But this Paris triumph, celebrated with friends and family and a roaring crowd of Australians, is on a whole other level to anything that came before.
Photo shows Jess Fox smiles while walking through the crowd with an Australian flag draped over her shouldersThe 'perfect result' that would allow Jess Fox to join exclusive Australian Olympic club
Jess Fox won the hearts of a nation three years ago with her gold medal in Tokyo. Now the Australian star is aiming for much more than a solitary gold medal in Paris.
Photo shows Jess Fox pictured on a kayak'It got ripped away from me': The pressure, pain, and expectation athletes face in the Countdown to Paris
Qualifying for the Olympics and Paralympics is often a bigger challenge than the Games themselves. ABC Sport's documentary Countdown to Paris follows five Australian athletes in their quest to compete.
Photo shows Close up of para cyclist Alistair Donohoe who is shirtless, with air pods, sweating, as he trains in a climate chamberTeens aboard tall ship rescue capsized kayaker from crocodile-prone Queensland waters
A group of young sailors spending their school holidays on an eight-day tall ship voyage have helped pluck two stranded kayakers from dangerous waters near Hinchinbrook Island.
Photo shows A tall ship passing a mountainous island.No longer blocked by her GOAT sister, Noemie Fox becomes the fourth Olympian in her family
Noemie Fox has commanded the spotlight for herself, as she joins her parents and sister as an Olympian, being officially selected in the kayak cross for the Paris Olympics.
Photo shows Kayak cross athlete Noemie Fox has her paddle lifted over her head at the end of the race with a look of sheer joy and relief.'One of the best days of my life': Jess Fox's emotional week highlighted by sister Noemie's Olympic qualification
Jess Fox set another benchmark in paddle sport history by winning all three World Cup events, but it came at the end of an emotional rollercoaster of a week that saw incredible highs of Noemie's Olympic qualification, and the devastating lows of losing her grandfather.
Photo shows Kayaker Jessica Fox celebrates by clapping her hands, in the kayak, in the water and the end of the courseFox posts World Cup milestone with back-to-back golds ahead of Paris Olympics campaign
Australia's Jess Fox wins her 50th World Cup gold medal after topping the podium for the second time at the ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup event in Poland.
Photo shows Jessica Fox celebrates winning the C1 slalom gold at the World Cup event in Kraków, Poland.Fox claims World Cup gold as Paris Olympics preparations ramp up
With the Paris Olympics kicking off next month, Australia's Jessica Fox's confidence is building after collecting gold at the World Cup event in Poland.
Photo shows Jess Fox (centre) with Maialen Chourraut (left) and Ria Sribar on the medal podium in Kraków.Paris sister act as Noemie set to join Jess Fox at Olympics
Noemie Fox, younger sister of four-time Olympic medallist Jess Fox, has all but secured her spot at the Paris Olympic Games.
Photo shows Noemie Fox competes in the kayak crossFox claims second silver in as many days as costly penalties hurt in lead up to Olympics
Penalties hurt Jessica Fox's overall time as she claims silver in the canoe, a day after facing a similar fate in the kayak.
'It's crazy for me': Fox loses out on World Cup gold medal after crucial penalty
Reigning Olympic champion Jess Fox has been left to lament a four-second penalty as she finished with the silver medal in the women's kayak final at the ICF World Cup 2 in Prague.
Photo shows Jess Fox rides a kayak during the World Cup in Prague