Manchester 2002, Lewis ran the third leg in a team which featured Olympic 400 metres champion Cathy Freeman, Lauren Hewitt and, anchoring, 400m hurdles champion Jana Pittman. Lewis leg saw Australia move from second into first place, and their time was a Games record 3:25.63. At Melbourne 2006, Lewis and her teammates Pittman, Caitlin Willis and Rosemary Hayward were second across the line being beaten by England; again Lewis had run the third leg. After consultation with her fellow runners, both Lewis and Pittman informed officials of a rule breach by England's Natasha Danvers (IAAF Rule 170 – Item 9), which the officials had already noted. England was subsequently disqualified and Australia awarded the gold medal; the time 3:28.66. Afterwards, Australian track legend Ron Clarke called on the Australian team to return their gold medal. Media career Lewis began her media career with Melbourne radio station Triple M, as part of the 'Dead Set Legends' crew, in 2005. In 2006, she appeared on the Australian television series Dancing with the Stars. Partnered by Arsen Kishishian, Lewis finished third. From December 2007, with Jules Lund and Ryan Shelton, Lewis presented the Summer Fling breakfast show across the Austereo Today Network. Lewis and Bruce McAvaney presented the athletics track events for the Seven Network at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and at the 2021 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Controversies In 2004, Lewis posed in bikinis for Ralph magazine, prompting criticism from the media for losing focus on her preparation for the Athens Olympics. After Lewis failed to progress past the heats of her individual event, the 800 metres, she and her coaches defended the photoshoot saying it was undertaken in five hours on one day and was not to blame for her result. In February 2006, Lewis and fellow Australian runner Jana Pittman were involved in a public feud after the Australian athletics trials for the 2006 Commonwealth Games. Pittman, in answer to a media question following her heat win, had stated she had "no competition" in Australia; Lewis responded "I was standing behind the blocks [for the final] going, 'I'll give you no competition, bitch.'" in a radio interview after she won the final with Pittman finishing last. The media later described their relationship as a "catfight" and a "bitchfight." In the 29 May 2006 edition of Australian "Zoo Weekly" magazine, Lewis again posed in what Nova 100