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This time last year, most Australians stayed at home, perhaps taking solace in the performance of the Australian swimming team, which took home multiple gold medals from the Tokyo Olympics.
This year, we can expect more as the Dolphins face the best swimmer at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
The team had successfully won the world championship in Budapest in June and stayed together for training camp in France before starting their assault on the Birmingham pool.
Once again, the team will be led by a group of extraordinary women who have taken the world by storm: Emma McKeon, Ariarne Titmus and Kaylee McKeown will be joined by Australia’s newest teen swimming superstar, Mollie O’Callaghan.
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