Articles > Newspapers > International Newspapers, Major Markets > AAP General News (Australia) articles > June 2007

Article: Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson recovers from apparent electric shock

Article from:
AAP General News (Australia)
Article date:
June 17, 2007
Copyright

AAP General News (Australia)
06-17-2007
Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson recovers from apparent electric shock

By Jamie Duncan

MELBOURNE, June 17 AAP - Mystery surrounds the collapse of Olympic swimmer and television
personality Brooke Hanson at a spa exhibition in Melbourne today after what witnesses
described as an electric shock.

Hanson, 29, collapsed after climbing out of a swim spa at a pool and spa show at the
Melbourne Exhibition Centre at Southbank about 3.45pm (AEST).

She will remain in The Alfred hospital for observation overnight.

But an inspector from Victoria's independent electricity safety authority, Energy Safe
Victoria, said electricity played no part in the mystery ...

Read all of this article with a FREE trial

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles:

Article: Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson suffers electric ...
AAP General News (Australia);  June 17, 2007 ;     286 words ... ... 17-2007 Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson suffers electric shock at pool show By Jamie Duncan ... Olympic gold medal swimmer Brooke Hanson is in a stable condition in hospital after suffering an electric shock at a pool and spa exhibition ...

Article: Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson suffers electric ...
AAP General News (Australia);  June 17, 2007 ;     212 words ...AAP General News (Australia) 06-17-2007 Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson suffers electric shock at pool show=3 Hanson, who lives in the Melbourne suburb of Mitcham and trains at the nearby Nunawading Swimming Club, won ...

Article: Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson suffers electric ...
AAP General News (Australia);  June 17, 2007 ;     251 words ...AAP General News (Australia) 06-17-2007 Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson suffers electric shock at pool show=2 The incident happened at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre in Southbank about 3.45pm (AEST) today. Hanson ...

Article: Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson leaves Melbourne ...
AAP General News (Australia);  June 18, 2007 ;     214 words ... ... Australia) 06-18-2007 Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson leaves Melbourne hospital Olympic swimmer BROOKE HANSON has left a Melbourne hospital .. after suffering an apparent electric shock at a pool and spa show. The 29-year ...

Article: Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson leaves Melbourne ...
AAP General News (Australia);  June 18, 2007 ;     266 words ... ... 2007 Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson leaves Melbourne hospital ... could have caused an electric shock. Mr HANSON .. who ... daughter JADE and BROOKE HANSON'S husband of seven ... and they both got an electric shock. He says doctors told ...

Article: Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson leaves Melbourne ...
AAP General News (Australia);  June 18, 2007 ;     426 words ... ... 18-2007 Vic: Swimmer Brooke Hanson leaves Melbourne hospital ... that could have caused an electric shock," spokesman David Guthrie ... Jade and they both got an electric shock, he said. Mr Hanson said ... immediate effects of a major electric shock". "They've (Energy ...

Article: Swim: Hanson still feeling effects of electric ...
AAP Sports News (Australia);  June 20, 2007 ;     315 words ... ... 20-2007 Swim: Hanson still feeling effects of electric shock SYDNEY, June 20 Reuters - Australian swimmer Brooke Hanson is struggling to return to training after suffering an electric shock in a spa pool on the weekend. Hanson was hospitalised ...

Article: Vic: Electric shock did cause swimmer Hanson's ...
AAP General News (Australia);  June 28, 2007 ;     391 words ... ... 06-28-2007 Vic: Electric shock did cause swimmer Hanson ... June 28 AAP - An electric shock was the cause of champion Australian swimmer Brooke Hanson's collapse at a pool ... Jade also suffered an electric shock and the Olympic swimmer ...

 
 
Newsweek Harper's Magazine The Washington Post Chicago Tribune Crain's Chicago Business PRNewswire Pediatric News The Nation Advertising Age The Economist (US) A FREE trial gives you access to over 80 million articles! Access over 6,500 publications with a FREE trial!

Find articles, research, and archives