News about Bronte Campbell

Bronte Campbell has stepped out on the red carpet after announcing her engagement to long-time boyfriend Benfield Lainchbury.  Australia's golden girl of swimming, 30, looked proud as punch to have her new fiancé on her arm as they attended the Swimming Australia Awards in Brisbane.  The athlete glowed in a bronze slip gown that sat close to her figure and features a daring thigh-high split. 

Aussie swimmer Bronte, 30, got engaged just after her stint at the 2024 Paris Olympics, with her boyfriend Benfield Lainchbury proposing in Venice. Her sister Cate, 32, has now revealed some more details about the proposal but admitted one action of Benfield's left her 'mad' on her sibling's behalf.

Bronte Campbell has quietly announced her engagement to long-time boyfriend Benfield Lainchbury in a series of heartfelt Instagram photos shared on Friday. The four-time Australian Olympic swimmer revealed he popped the question after the Paris Games.

Jack finished dead last in the 50m freestyle final in France while her teammate Meg Harrison took silver behind the all-conquering Sarah Sjostrom.

She is Australia's golden girl of swimming. But after crashing out of qualifying for the Paris Olympics gold medal great Cate Campbell has to adjust to life out of the pool. And that includes watching sister Bronte Campbell compete following her own retirement earlier this year.

Aussie swim star Shayna Jack has grabbed gold with the women's 4x100 metres relay team after a horror few years in which she fought to clear her name for doping.

So rife is misbehaviour at the Olympics, they've been compared to rock festivals, with some athletes claiming there is 'more sex than Woodstock'. In Vancouver, a group of Canadian, German and Austrian athletes reportedly had a 'whirlpool orgy' - unlike the British athletes innocently using a hot tub (above right).

Emma McKeon will not defend her Olympic 100m freestyle title in Paris after Shayna Jack secured her spot for an individual swim to complete her redemption story at the Australian swimming trials

When Aussie Olympic swimmer Bronte Campbell (pictured left) landed a role as a senior consultant at leading accounting firm Ernst & Young in 2022, she felt her pool days were finally over. The three-time Olympian (right) also embraced a healthy salary and not competing with niggling injuries.

Cate Campbell, a veteran Australian swimmer, is competing for her fifth straight Olympics when the Games in Paris next year - and it's a big ask at 31. Campbell is eager to leap into the pool in France but he must first qualify with bona-fide actors Emma McKeon, Shayna Jack, and Mollie O'Callaghan.

Kaylee McKeown has completed an extraordinary weekend in Budapest with a third race win and the title of overall women's World Cup champion bringing her unprecedented riches

Despite excelling in their respective sports, a bombshell finding from the Australian Sports Foundation has revealed the paltry salaries that many Australian athletes are earning each year. Natalie Cook (left), the Olympic beach volleyball gold medalist and Olympic swimmer Bronte Campbell (left), has pleaded for the Australian corporate sector to help athletes after she revealed how playing top-level sport put her in dire financial circumstances.

After winning gold in the 100 meters freestyle at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the Gold Coast Bronte, Bronte Campbell said she knew she was 'hurting' after she placed her younger sister on the podium during the medal presentation. However, the heartwarming quality of the image depicted a more difficult reality for Cate, who had returned to action after a two-year absence following the 2016 Olympics.