News about Kieren Perkins

Emma McKeon led the celebrity arrivals on Saturday when she put on a very glamorous display at the Swimming Australia Awards ceremony in Brisbane. The six-time Olympic gold medalist, 30, showcased her athletic figure in a plunging cream blazer and matching pants as she posed up a storm on the red carpet at Howard Smith Wharves. Her eye-popping outfit highlighted her flawless skin and gym-toned body and she looked to be in great spirits as she flaunted her stuff at the exclusive event.

Australian sporting organisations will lose government funding if half their board members aren't women within three years. The federal government says under a new policy, 50 per cent of board directors and chairs, and also sub-committee members, must be women or gender diverse from 2027. If not, funding will be withheld from non-compliant national sports organisations.

He has been out of the limelight since he became an Aussie Olympics legend after winning gold at the 1996 Games in Atlanta - and 'Superfish' Kieren Perkins has now surfaced in Paris.

Journalist Lucy Zelic (pictured left) has accused two leading Australian sporting bodies of bowing to gender ideology. She believes female stars are at risk by allowing trans athletes to compete against them. Zelic didn't mince her words in an interview with Sky News Australia's Chris Kenny.

If transgender people were allowed to compete in combat sports against women, Ebanie Bridges' lives could be in jeopardy. The Blonde Bomber, the current IBF bantamweight world champion, said she was not anti-transgender, but that trans women could not be allowed to fight against biological women. I have nothing against transgender people, be what makes you happy, but the truth is that a natural born woman and a trans woman are not the same,' she wrote in a lengthy post on Twitter.

Skyrocketing costs and a budget shortfall for Aussie athletes mean that aspiring Olympians and Paralympians may miss out on their chance to qualify for the Paris Olympic Games and beyond