Ariarne Titmus: Relentless

Ariarne Titmus: Relentless

  • 04 Nov 2026
  • 07:00pm - 08:15pm
  • $24.50- $29.50
  • The Capitol
  • 113 Swanston St, Melbourne
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Join us at The Capitol as Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus shares the untold story behind her extraordinary rise, the sacrifices that shaped her career and the bold decision to step away from the spotlight in her candid memoir, 'Relentless'.

The meteoric rise of Ariarne Titmus is one of Australia's great underdog stories. On the surface, it is a tale of extraordinary talent and Olympic triumph. But behind the medals and headlines lies a more complex story: one of sacrifice, resilience and the difficult decisions that come with choosing oneself. 

In her inspiring memoir, she recalls the formative experiences and milestone moments that have shaped her life and career. From humble beginnings in Tasmania, through family sacrifices and the unshakeable determination that earned her the nickname 'the Terminator', Relentless reveals what it takes to put everything into your dreams. 

For the first time, Titmus will share the full story of her success, the choice to step away from the spotlight at the height of her career and the new chapter that has followed.

Presented by RMIT University in partnership with The Wheeler Centre.

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