Michelle Bromley's journey from a dusty Gulgong shed to the Paris Olympics

Michelle Bromley thought giving birth 18 months ago would spell the end for her Paris Olympics dream. But tonight the table tennis player from Gulgong begins her Games campaign, with her family in tow.

By: ABC News (AU)

Aug 07 2024
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Michelle Bromley's journey from a dusty Gulgong shed to the Paris Olympics

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