Time heals all wounds: Missile

The members of the Australian swim team that took part in the infamous bonding session involving Stilnox before last year's London Olympic Games have escaped immediate suspensions. James Magnussen, Tommaso D'Orsogna, Cameron McEvoy, Eamon Sullivan, ...

Swimming's Stilnox scandal has deepened, with the Australian Olympic Committee seeking the damning video evidence that could further condemn the relay men. Damning ... Australia's men's relay team could be in for further punishment. Source: William ...

Source: The Courier-Mail VIDEO evidence of Australian swimmers taking Stilnox on a flight home from London could further incriminate the men's 100m freestyle relay team. The new evidence has emerged just as Swimming Australia prepare to hand down ...

Swimming Australia's new high performance director Michael Scott will make the banning of Stilnox by team members one of his first moves in drawing a "line in the sand" after the disappointing Olympic performance last year.Scott, who officially ...

Scott articulated his vision on his first day as the new Australian team boss and was adamant there was no room for the indiscretions, misjudgments and failure in leadership that caused so much internal strife for the sport. Members of the men's 4 x ...

The future of Australian swimming would include no teams within teams, no use of sleeping drug Stilnox and have a clear line "drawn in the sand" from a disappointing London Olympic Games campaign that fractured the team, the sport's new ...

The prescription drug Stilnox was banned by the Australian Olympic Committee just before the 2012 Games and the athletes now face sanctions from the governing body.

The men's 4x100 metre freestyle relay team central to the Stilnox bonding session controversy before last year's Olympic Games is set to be reunited for the world championships, and will be looking to re-establish itself as the world's best, ...

Source: NEW Australian swim team boss Michael Scott is ready to make his stamp on the sport and an immediate matter of business is to ban Stilnox use within the team. Swimming Australia's new director of high performance said he would be taking the ...