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Medal man - Etoundi left his bronze medal in his Mercedes Kompressor.

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Stolen - On Friday morning, he found that it was broken into in his Waterways neighbourhood in Melbourne.

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No security footage - Police say they haven't uncovered security footage of the area.

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No trace - Police weren't able to lift any fingerprints from the vehicle.

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Fingers crossed - Etoundi hopes the thief or thieves will turn themselves in.

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"No-one’s perfect" - "No-one’s perfect in this life, no-one. One thing my mum always taught me was to respect people." Etoundi told 9NEWS.

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2020 - Etoundi plans on reaching the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo and has vowed to make it to the podium again.

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300 sheep stolen - Do you remember the rash of sheep thefts that rocked the news in 2017?

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$62,000 - A Werneth, VIC farm had 300 sheep worth $62,000 stolen from its property. 

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18-year-old arrested - Police arrested an 18-year-old after linking him to a stolen trailer and clipped electric tags.

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Grand Theft Sheep - In a separate incident, 80 sheep and lambs purportedly worth $50,000 was stolen shortly after the Werneth, VIC incident.

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Western Australia's Great Southern - The farm in Western Australia said they'd seen people scoping out their location.

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High wool prices - Police believe the high wool prices of 2017 spurred the brazen, yet bizarre thefts.

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Dirk - Three drunk British gentlemen decided to take a penguin named Dirk home with them in 2012.

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Sea World steal - The imbibed Brits broke into Sea World and took the Penguin back to their hotel.

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Hangover regrets - After waking up hungover, with a penguin in their hotel, the Brits threw the penguin into shark-infested waters before it was rescued.

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Cucumber thefts - Over $10,000 of cucumbers were stolen over three months in Sydney in 2009.

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Green house - One theft included 50 bags of already picked cucumbers being swiped.

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Dumbfounded - Police didn't know how to trace the cucumbers and were uncertain of the motive.

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Megalodon tooth theft - An ancient shark known as a megalodon that lived 23 to 2.6 million-years-ago had its tooth stolen.

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Cape Range National Park - Only two original examples exist and one was stolen from Cape Range National Park.

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No monetary value - The theft was seen as particularly bizarre because it had no monetary value.

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Wage theft in Australia - A study by University of Technology Sydney and University of NSW found wage theft was widespread in Australia.

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Temporary migrants - International students, backpackers and other temporary migrants were the most affected and make up 10% of Australia's workforce.

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Fruit and vegetable pickers - Over one-third of vegetable and fruit pickers were paid less than $10 or $5 per hour.

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Cash payments - As many as 44% of workers from overseas were paid in cash.

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Passport and wage theft - Some had their passports confiscated by employers and had to pay back wages.

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No pay slip - As many as 44% of workers from overseas never received a pay slip.

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Restaurant workers - Two out of five people found the lowest paid jobs they experienced were in cafes, restaurants and takeout joints.

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