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Goals to AIS-WAIS athletes Hope Munro and Fiona Boyce has helped the Hockeyroos stage a remarkable turnaround in their Olympic campaign after downing world number three Germany 3-1 at Riverbank Arena in London.

Despite the loss of two competitors following the cross country, Australia has performed admirably in the show-jumping to claim sixth position in the Team Eventing in Greenwich.

The Australian men's lightweight four crew featuring WAIS athletes Ben Cureton and Todd Skipworth has qualified through to the final of the Olympic Games where they will contest for medals.

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WAIS athletes Alex Hagan and Hannah Vermeersch have helped the Australian women's eight boat qualify through to the Olympic final after a gutsy third place finish in the repechage at Eton Dorney.

The Australian men's water polo team has returned to form in brilliant fashion after defeating Kazakhstan 7-4 in their second game of the London Olympics.

Australia held out a determined host in Great Britain and made a statement with a straight sets victory in front >

The Australian women's water polo team, has produced a fine opening game against Italy to signal a stern warning to their Olympic rivals.

Australia will be in the hunt for a podium finish on Thursday with the C2 combination of Robin Jeffery and Kynan Maley sneaking into the semi-final of their event after an exciting day of slalom racing in the doubles.

Australia's medal hopes in the Eventing competition took a significant hit during day 2 cross country, after two athletes - including WAIS scholarship holder Clayton Fredericks - were eliminated following falls on the tricky course.