Mollie O'Callaghan finishes with six medals — including three gold — at the world swimming championships in Budapest as Australia ends the meet with 17 medals.
Mollie O'Callaghan has taken her week's individual haul of world swimming championship medals to six but the Dolphins star couldn't quite deliver Australia one final golden flourish in Budapest.
Earlier at the Duna Arena, Meg Harris had produced a brilliant finish in the 50m freestyle, clocking 24.38 seconds to snatch a tie for third and grab Australia's last individual medal of the week.
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