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Australia just had its best Winter Olympics ever, winning six medals including three golds in Milano Cortina. Athletes turned heartbreak into triumph on the snow, rewriting the record books for a nation better known for beaches than mountains.
Australia has already secured five medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics, including a historic three golds. With a week of competition still ahead, this is shaping up to be the nation's best Winter Games performance ever.
Australian moguls veteran Matt Graham claimed bronze in the men's dual moguls at the Winter Olympics, extending his country's incredible medal run. The 31-year-old team captain joined teammates Cooper Woods and Jakara Anthony on the podium, making Australia a moguls powerhouse.
Australia just made Winter Olympic history with three golds and a silver at the Milano Cortina Games. The team has already surpassed every previous Winter Olympics performance with half the competition still to go.
Australian moguls skier Jakara Anthony just became her country's first two-time Winter Olympic gold medalist, bouncing back from earlier disappointment to dominate the dual moguls competition in Italy. After four years of being the best in the world, she finally got the redemption she deserved.
Australian moguls skier Jakara Anthony made Olympic history by winning the inaugural dual moguls event, becoming the first Australian winter athlete to claim two gold medals. Her victory capped off Australia's most successful Winter Games ever with four total medals.
A 20-year-old Australian skier turned nerves into triumph at her first Olympics, delivering three stunning runs to finish sixth in women's moguls. While defending champion Jakara Anthony faced heartbreak in the final, her young teammate showed the world what resilience looks like.
Australia's defending champion Jakara Anthony will be joined by teammate Charlotte Wilson in the women's moguls final at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The duo gives Australia two chances at the podium in one of their strongest winter sports.
Olympic champions Jakara Anthony and Matt Graham will carry Australia's flag at the 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony. Both moguls skiers are riding their best seasons in years heading into Milano Cortina.
Jakara Anthony just became Australia's most successful winter sports athlete ever, notching her 26th World Cup moguls victory. The defending Olympic gold medalist is heading into next month's Milano-Cortina Games on a three-win streak and ranked number one in the world.