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Emma McKeon joins Kyle Chalmers, Kaylee McKeown, Matt Levy and the men’s 4x200m relay team as gold medalists on day four of the Commonwealth Games. She led Australia 1-2 in the 50m butterfly with Holly Barratt, and qualified fastest for the 100m freestyle final, alongside Shayna Jack and Mollie O’Callaghan. Earlier, Kyle Chalmers won gold in the men’s 100m freestyle, saying all the noise outside made it “difficult to enjoy the moment”. Follow live and join the conversation on our blog. Live update Only just Monday August 1 2022 at 21:10 By Kelsie Iorio Boxing: Charlie Senior may have lost his last match but no one else looks this cool Getty: Robert Cianflone 10m ago Monday August 1 2022 at 21:00 By Jon Healy 3×3 basketball: Aussies play for bronze Moments earlier, the Australian women’s 3×3 basketball team lost in the semifinals against England 21-15. That means Australia will face New Zealand, who lost to Canada in the semifinals, for bronze. The match is at 01:30 AEST tomorrow. 12m a

A young man was at a loss for words after a friend tried to charge him $2.47 ($A3.57) for fuel after dropping him home. Peter and his roommate, from New York City, took a ride home from a friend named “Julia”. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Woman charging a friend $2.47 for fuel For more Lifestyle related news and videos check out Lifestyle >> The next day, Peter receives a text from Julia saying she will send him a payment request for the trip. “I need to charge you $2.47 for driving you home last night lmao (laughs),” the text from Julia read. “Also is Venmo your roommate? Gas is very expensive hehe don’t blame me, blame Biden!!!!” Peter said a friend tried to charge him $2.47 for fuel after dropping him home. Credit: peterpribylpierdinock/TikTok Venmo, which is owned by PayPal, is an American mobile payment service that allows users to send and receive money quickly. In a TikTok video, Peter says: “Friends of friends are getting too bold. “Apparently Biden drove us home last nig

Caleb Ewan’s misfortune at the 2022 Grand Tours continues with the Australian sprint star crashing badly in the unlucky 13th stage of the Tour de France. Key points: Ewan fell for the second time on the Tour, breaking the rear wheel of his teammate’s bike during a fast descent and injuring his knee and shoulder. Mads Pedersen of Denmark completes the first 192km stage to claim his first Tour win Countryman Jonas Vingegaard took the conservative stage and maintained his lead with 2 minutes and 22 seconds Lotto driver Soudal now faces an anxious night to see if he is fit to continue the three-week race as he treats shoulder and knee injuries from Friday’s spill. Ewan had fought his way through the previous 48 hours of mountain work to prepare himself for victory on a sprinter’s day between Le Bourg d’Oisans to Saint Etienne. But with 70km remaining of Friday’s 193km stage, the Sydney rider caught the rear wheel of his teammate’s bike during a sweeping left turn and fell heavily on his le