Australia finished 9th overall with 18 golds, 17 silvers and 28 bronze medals.  The top 5 consist of China in first with 94, 76 and 50, Great Britain in seconds with 49, 44 and 31, the USA in third with 36, 42 and 27, The Netherlands in fourth with 27, 17 and 21 and Brazil in fifth with 25, 26 and 38.

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Only a couple of medal trickled in overnight, in the men's ms11 singles Table Tennis, Samuel Von Einem took home a bronze medal.  In the mens sm9 200m individual medley Timothy Hodge Won Gold, in the womens h1-4 cycling road race Lauren Parker also won gold and in the womens t63 long jump Vanessa Low also won a Gold.

Australia cling onto 9th now with 14 golds, 12 silvers and 19 bronze medals.  The Top 5 unbelievably still have china up in first place with 74 golds, 55 silvers and 37 bronze medals, Great Britain still sit second with 36, 29 and 19, the USA remain third with 27, 33 and 17, the Netherlands keep fourth with 21, 10 and 5 and France dangle in fifth with 17, 22 and 22.

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China continues to dominate with 62 golds, 46 silvers and 27 bronze medals, Great Britain are in second with 33, 25 and 16, The USA are 3rd with 25, 26 and 12, the Netherlands have jumped to 4th with 16, 7 and 5 and France hold onto 5th with 15, 17 and 18.

Australia is tailing in 9th with 11, 12 and 18

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The top five currently has China decisively in first place with 53 golds, 40 silvers and 22 bronze medals, Great Britain in second with30, 18 and 13, The USA in third with 20,22 and 11, Brazil in fourth with 14, 11 and 23 and France in fifth with 11, 12, and 15.

Australia’s tally is up to 9 golds, 9 silvers and 14 bronze medals which unfortunately wasn’t enough to maintain 6th place.  Both Italy and Ukraine have overtaken us placed 6th and 7th respectively.

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The current medal tally has China firmly in the lead with 43 golds, 30 silvers and 14 bronze medals, Great Britain remain in second with 29, 15 and 10, next the USA come in with 13, 19 and 10, Brazil sit 4th with 12, 8 and 18, and France round out the top 5 with 11, 10 and 13.

Australia is holding on to 6th with 8, 9 and 12

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The current medal standings have China still out win front with a whopping 33 golds, 27 silvers and 11 bronze medals, Great Britain place second with 23, 12 and 8, the USA are in third with 8, 11 and 8, Brazil have fourth with 8, 4 and 15 and France rounds out the top 5 with 6, 9 and 11.

Australia is just behind in 6th with6, 6 and 10

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Australia has brought home their first medals!!

Currently Australia is sitting 6th overall with 1 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze medals.  The top 5 countries are China in first with 4, 1 and 0, Great Britain in second with 2, 3 and 1, Italy in third with 2, 2 and 5, the Netherlands come in fourth with 2 golds only, and France in fifth with 1, 2 and 0.

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Catch up with the event schedule before the first events kick off tonight.

Kristen and Nige caught up with Sylvia Jefferies who highlighted the buzz in Paris leading up to the Para-games.

Stay tuned tomorrow to keep up to date with event schedule and hear the highlights from our Aussie athletes overnight.

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Kristen and Nige interview with Sylvia Jeffries: https://omny.fm/shows/kristen-nige-for-breakfast/daily-the-secret-to-long-life

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The medal tally is in, and we finished 4th overall.  The final standings have, the USA on top with 40 golds, 44 silvers, and 42 bronze medals, China following close behind with 40, 27 and 24, Japan has rocketed into third with 20, 12 and 13, Australia has landed fourth with 18, 19 and 16 and France finished fifth with 16, 26 and 22.

And that’s it, that’s the end to the Paris games, or at least for a few weeks.  Tune in on August 28 where our Para-athletes will take to the Parisian stage.  Thank you so much for sticking with me over the coverage of these games and I’ll see you very soon.

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To celebrate our young Aussie athletes, I trapped and quizzed a number of my colleagues to show just how skilled our young competitors are compared to your 'average joe.'

Kristen and Nige discovered a local story about Youngest-ever-Aussie medalist, Alisa Trew.

And that’s it for the final Oui-view bonus ep of the Paris games, but there is still more to come, you can’t get rid of me that easily.  Tune in tomorrow for the final Oui-cap of everything that happened over the weekend and some of the most notable moments of the whole games.

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Kristen and Nige talk about Arisa Trew: https://omny.fm/shows/kristen-nige-for-breakfast/daily-his-uppance-has-come

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