Swimming

  • Premier claims bragging rights

    VICTORIAN Premier Ted Baillieu has claimed bragging rights over federal counterpart Tony Abbott at this year’s Lorne Pier to Pub.

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  • Summer water safety warning

    LIFE Saving Victoria is urging Colac district beachgoers to be careful by the water when trying to escape the heat.

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  • Swimmers hit Lorne for bumper weekend

    LORNE is gearing up for its biggest Pier to Pub ever.

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  • Champion aims for three-peat

    OLYMPIC hero Kieren Perkins was good enough to win two Olympic gold medals, but not three, in the 1500-metre freestyle.

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  • Big weekend planned for talented swimmer

    DEFENDING Pier to Pub winner Harriet Brown will seek inspiration from six-time race champion Naantali Marshall.

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  • Lorne swimmer gets her chance

    BUDDING Lorne swimmer Grace Stewart has a motto for when she swims her first Pier to Pub.

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  • Swimming girls upstage the boys

    COLAC’S female swimmers have upstaged their male counterparts at a Colac Swimming Club meet.

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  • Iconic swim a chance to stay in shape

    COLAC’S Chris Sutherland’s desire to keep fit pushes him to a Lorne ocean race each year.

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