Australia's medal-filled 2026 Winter Olympics campaign will live long in the memory. Not as the peak of this sunburned nation's snowy achievements, though. Just the beginning.

Danielle Scott’s silver medal win at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics delivers Australia its sixth medal. Scott’s silver is the first medal Australia has won in aerials since Lydia Lassila's bronze and David Morris' silver in 2014 ( ABC ).

Highs and lows of life are heightened for athletes after what may be the pinnacle of their career – whether they medal or not

Jakara Anthony became the first Australian to win two gold medals in the Winter Olympics and the first ever dual-moguls champion with another magnificent performance. Woods clinched Australia’s first medal of this Games with a golden run in the men’s moguls to become just the seventh Aussie to win a gold medal in the Winter Olympics.

Targeted resource allocation and investment in facilities have contributed to a record medal haul – but tougher times may lie ahead

Two of Australia's 2026 Winter Olympic Games medallists, Cooper Woods and Danielle Scott, will carry the flag at the closing ceremony in Verona.

Nine’s broadcast of Milano Cortina 2026 set new record numbers for the Winter Olympics. The highest rating session of the Games occurred on Day 9, where the Night Session drew a National Total TV Audience of 1.441 million. Primary channel coverage delivered an average National Total TV Audience of 375,000 viewers.

Relive the latest highlights from the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics — from Illia Malinin’s surprising missteps to Australia’s gold medal triumph in dual moguls.

Australia has won five medals at Milan Cortina, making the 2026 Games the nation's most successful Winter Olympics to date.

Here is a look back at some of the top record-breaking moments of the 2026 Milan Cortina Games.