Four-time Olympic gold medallist Ariarne Titmus has announced her immediate retirement from swimming, saying she's ready for new goals and "a chance to wholeheartedly put herself, not her sport first". #60Mins | 60 Minutes Australia

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11K views · 69 reactions | Two days after claiming a maiden gold medal in the 400m freestyle final, Ariarne Titmus had a blistering final lap to touch the wall in 1:53.50 in Olympic record time and claim the 200m freestyle crown. Here's how the race was won. Follow our live coverage: bit.ly/3zHHUIh | The Sydney Morning Herald | Facebook

A refocused Ariarne Titmus has found another gear as she prepares for her program at the World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka. 💪🇯🇵 Tonight, Titmus will start in Lane 4 in the women’s 200m freestyle final where she is looking to add to her 400m gold. 🏆 Titmus said her training had kicked in gear in the past few months and this had given her a new-found confidence, ready for a “red hot crack”. 🔥 Tune into Channel 9 or 9Now from 9pm (AEST) to watch her race LIVE. 👀 #Fukuoka2023 | Australia