Mike Hytner is a sport editor for The Guardian Australia. With a focus on multinational sports coverage, Mike has written extensively about women's football, including the Women's World Cup, as well as other sports events and stories. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Daily Maverick, Cigalah Group, and The Irish Times.
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Mike Hytner's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly women's soccer and swimming. He seems to be highly responsive to event coverage and government announcements related to sporting events.
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By: Mike Hytner
Australia’s fastest woman, who broke the 100m national record earlier this year, may not even race the event at the Paris Olympics
By: Mike Hytner
She may be Australia's fastest woman ever over 100m, but the blue-ribband event is not a priority for Torrie Lewis as she seeks to qualify for the Paris Olympics later this year.
By: Mike Hytner
Any lingering hope of Sam Kerr returning from injury has been extinguished after the Matildas captain was left out of the squad for games against China
By: Mike Hytner
After the initial freedom of retirement, the Australian cycling great faced a perfect storm of anxiety, personal loss and grief. Now she’s found her perfect job
By: mike hytner, jack snape
Australia's men enjoyed an encouraging start to their Olympic basketball campaign with a 92-80 win over Spain in a feisty encounter that threatened to boil over at the Pierre Mauroy Stadium in Lille.
By: mike hytner
After Australia's glorious, golden opening day of these Games, there was further success to savour under blue skies in Paris on day two of action – plus one of the most chaotic Olympic football matches ever witnessed.
By: mike hytner
Canoe slalom Jess Fox is officially one of Australia's greatest Olympians, after the paddler tore down the canoe slalom course at Vaires-sur-Marne
By: Mike Hytner
Relay team break Olympic record in the pool, there was a bronze in race walking, Simone Biles made history and controversy flared in the boxing ring
By: mike hytner
Moesha Johnson and the sprint kayak racing crew of Riley Fitzsimmons, Jackson Collins, Pierre van der Westhuyzen and Noah Havard secured silver
By: mike hytner
Day 15 saw Australia bring up its half century, with two more silver medals – on the track and in the pool – bringing the overall tally to 50 – 18 gold, 18 silver and 14 bronze.
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