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  • Medal tally: Australia ahead of China and Canada after first gold | Winter Olympics 2026: France …

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    Medal tally: Australia ahead of China and Canada after first gold

    By winning Australia's first gold of the Games, Cooper Woods put Australia ahead of Canada and China on the medal tally. (Getty Images: Ian MacNicol)

    Australia now features on the medal tally for the 2026 Winter Olympics.

    Cooper Woods's gold in the men's moguls overnight saw Australia move from non-factor to 14th on the official Milano Cortina tally, ahead of snow-covered Canada and powerhouse China.

    The Canadians and Chinese have more overall medals, with seven and four respectively, but are both waiting for their first gold of the Games, leaving them behind Australia.

    Norway has won five medals (two gold and three bronze) in cross-country skiing, one of each colour in speed skating, a gold and silver in ski jumping, gold and bronze in biathlon, while Birk Ruud and Jens Luraas Oftebro nabbed golds in slopestyle skiing and nordic combined.

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    Norway, unsurprisingly, won the Nordic combined event, with ski jumping and cross-country racing, via Jens Luraas Oftebro

    The controversial Julia Simon won the biathlon after France’s Olympic association was accused of cooking her suspension so she could compete

    USA went one-two in the women’s moguls, via Elizabeth Lemley and Jaelin Kauf

    Another American gold in the 1000m speed skating, Jordan Stolz winning after a controversial collision hampered Dutch champ Joep Wennemars

    Italy doubled up in the double luge, winning the men’s and women’s medals

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    See the Olympic medal count for the 2026 Winter Games

    The United States is fielding its biggest Winter Olympics team ever for the 2026 Games, with 232 athletes going for the gold. The wins started early as Breezy Johnson claimed America's first gold medal of the Games in women's downhill and U.S. figure skaters won gold in the team competition. As the days go on, athletes in other sports have added a growing number of medals to the mix.

    Team USA brought home the most medals of any country at the 2024 Summer Olympics, but Norway came out on top in the medal count at the last Winter Games and also holds the all-time record for winter medals.

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  • Big medal chance as THREE Aussies into final after Jakara’s heartbreak — Olympics LIVE | Grah…

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    Big medal chance as THREE Aussies into final after Jakara’s heartbreak — Olympics LIVE

    After heartbreak for fellow Australian flag-bearer Jakara Anthony, Matt Graham will look to make amends and claim the nation’s first medal of the 2026 Winter Olympics.

    Anthony was the gold medal favourite but, showing how moguls can turn in an instant, erred in the women’s final to finish eighth of eight runners.

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    Graham, the 2018 silver medallist, was already into the final after claiming the 10th and final automatic qualifying spot in Tuesday’s running.

    Aussie Graham locks in moguls final after nervous wait

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    Australian Olympic champion Jakara Anthony has kept her stunning Games record alive, making it five rounds of competition unbeaten after she topped moguls qualifying in Livigno.

    Four years ago, Anthony also opened with a bang in qualifying and then swept through the next three rounds en route to Australia's first women's moguls gold medal.

    The 27-year-old joined her fellow opening ceremony flag-bearer Matt Graham as the two Australian skiers to bypass the next qualification round, with the 2018 silver medallist grabbing the 10th and final spot in the men's event earlier on Tuesday.

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  • Winter Olympics: Gold medal favourite Luca Harrington and Ben Barclay resume New Zealand’s meda…

    Winter Olympics: Gold medal favourite Luca Harrington and Ben Barclay resume New Zealand’s meda…

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    Luca Harrington takes bronze with dramatic last run

    Luca Harrington reacts after competing in the third run of the Men's Freeski Slopestyle Final on day four of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. Photo / Getty Images

    Luca Harrington left his best until last, jumping from 11th to bronze with his final run in the freestyle slopestyle final to become the fourth New Zealander to win a medal at the Winter Olympics.

    Competing in his first Winter Olympics, the 21-year-old bounced back from a heavy crash landing
    in his second run to leap onto the dais – finishing behind Norway’s Birk Ruud and defending champion Alex Hall of the USA, who took silver.

    Kiwis perform haka for bronze medallist

    Luca Harrington's New Zealand teammates perform a haka after he clinched bronze in the freeski slopestyle final. Luca Harrington's New Zealand teammates perform a haka after he clinched bronze in the freeski slopestyle final.

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  • Record medal haul on the cards for Aussie Winter team | Your Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics …

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    Record medal haul on the cards for Aussie Winter team

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    Taking their lead from their summer counterparts, Australia's 2026 Winter team are set to be remembered as the most successful ever as the Olympic Games get under way in Italy.

    Australians brought home a record haul of 18 gold medals among 53 in total from Paris in 2024, and the Winter crew have similarly lofty ambitions in Milan-Cortina, albeit on a smaller scale.

    Four years ago in Beijing, the Australian team won a record four medals, including gold by moguls superstar Jakara Anthony.

    Snowboard king Scotty James and skeleton veteran Jackie Narracott both bagged silver, and Tess Coady pocketed a snowboard slopestyle bronze.

    Your Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics guide: Aussie athletes and how to watch

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    Sixteen-year-old Indra Brown will compete for Australia in the freeski halfpipe event, a short time after winning silver at the X Games. Source: Getty / Michael Reaves

    The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games' opening ceremony will kick off in northern Italy on Friday night local time, with Australians watching the snowy coverage in the early hours of the morning Saturday, and in the aftermath of a heatwave.

    In the national team's second-largest showing ever, 53 athletes will be representing Australia across 14 sports, with a record 62.3 per cent proportion of women.

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    Milan Cortina Winter Olympics: history, new events and Australian medal chances

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    This year’s Winter Olympics will be held in northern Italy, starting on Friday.

    They will be the most spread out in history: the two main competition sites – Milan and the winter resort of Cortina d'Ampezzo – are more than 400 kilometres apart.

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