Aussie Athletes Medal Rush at World Indoor Champs

0:00This is Corey with the story, and here's what is making news across Sydney right now. Australia's athletes are shining at the World Athletics' indoor championships in Torren, Poland. Jessica Hull grabbed bronze in the women's 3,000-meter final, while Curtis Marshall took bronze in the men's pole vault. This comes right after teammate Nicola Ulysslaggers earned silver in the women's high jump the day before. Hull ran a strong race, clocking 8 minutes 58 seconds. There was some chaos with a shove from behind, but she pushed on, taking the lead with 400 meters to go before Italy's Nadia Batokleti, and America's Emily Mackay just edged her out. Marshall matched his personal best of 6 meters to secure the podium spot. He finished behind Sweden's Armand de Planes and Greece's Emanuele Corralis, repeating last year's outdoor world championship order. Hull now eyes a second medal in the women's 1,500-meter final, Monday morning Australian Eastern Daylight Time. Meanwhile, Peter Bowle and Haley Kitchen both won their 800-meter semi-finals convincingly.

1:05With these results, Australia's building serious momentum indoors, setting up an exciting finish to the championships.