The next generation of Australian alpine skiing talent was on display at Falls Creek as athletes from across the country competed in the 2026 Australian Children's Championships.
Just days out from the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Games, James Johnstone was with his family holiday, believing his Olympic debut was still four years away. But just a few days out, it all changed, overnight.
Thredbo is playing host to the Australia & New Zealand Cup (ANC) this week, as Big Air kicked off the schedule on Wednesday, with Slopestyle set to close out the event on Thursday.
As six months tick over from the Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Games, Josie Baff is unmissable at the top of Hotham, where her pink helmet stands out among the low fog covering the resort. The Olympic gold medalist took to the ‘mini’ mic and answered some of our burning questions.
Following a successful opening day of moguls action at the Australia and New Zealand Cup (ANC), Olympians and up-and-coming athletes ventured back to the infamous ‘Toppa’s Dream’ run for second day of fast paced skiing at Perisher Resort.
Join Snow Australia at Tinkersfield, Crackenback on September 5th from 5-10pm for the 2026 Cross Country Ball, an evening honouring snowsports, our national athletes and the community behind them.
Each year over 7000 school students from nearly 700 schools from around Australia come together to compete at Interschools, providing an opportunity for young skiers and snowboarders to experience competitive snowsports at either a recreational or competitive level.
Standing at the top of Perisher’s front valley slopestyle park, we caught up with sixteen year old Winter Olympian Indra Brown to see what she has been up to six months on from her Milano Cortina Olympic Games debut.
Mt Hotham was the centre of Australian Ski Cross and Snowboard Cross last week, with a huge week of pathway activity bringing together FUTURES participants, emerging athletes and some of Australia’s leading international competitors.
The 32nd Kangaroo Hoppet was held at Falls Creek today in beautiful winter conditions, with warm temperatures, sunshine and a fast, firm track greeting competitors for the start of Australia’s premier cross-country ski marathon.
It’s been a wild and wintery start to the Australia New Zealand Cup (ANC) Snowboard Cross (SBX) and Ski Cross (SX) series at Mount Hotham this week, with exciting racing still to come over the weekend.
The annual Ski de Femme was hosted at Falls Creek on August 8th. This beloved event has been a hit for many years, attracting beginners and veterans alike from all around the country to get out and experience the beautiful cross country skiing Australia has on offer.
An exciting opportunity exists to lead Snow Australia’s national athlete development pathway, helping shape the next generation of Olympic and Paralympic snowsport athletes.
Snow Australia is seeking a Park & Pipe Director to lead its high-performance programme across six Olympic disciplines, supporting athletes, coaches and pathways from emerging talent to world-class success.