A world record at the Australian swimming trials just ahead of the Olympic Games hasn't been enough to drown out reports of a toxic culture in Australian swimming.
Queenslander Kaylee McKeown [[ m'k-KEW-un]] has set a world record in the women's 100 metre backstroke with a time of 57:45. It's an achievement that Australia should be celebrating. Instead her triumph has been overshadowed by a shocking report that has exposed a toxic culture in the sport.
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