Australia Olympic medal winners - full list

Australian athletes have been a part of every Olympics since the modern Summer Games first began in 1896.

In fact, Greece and Australia are the only two nations that have had representatives in every edition of the modern Olympic Games. However, Australian and New Zealand athletes competed together under the Australasia flag at London 1908 and Stockholm 1912.

At Athens 1896, Australia fielded only one athlete. Edwin Flack, who competed in both athletics and tennis, won gold medals in men’s 800m and 1500m, becoming the first Australian to win a medal at the Olympics.

Flack also partnered Friedrich Traun of Germany to win the bronze in men’s doubles tennis as part of a mixed team.

Fanny Durack is the first Australian woman to win a medal at the Olympics. She bagged a gold in the women’s 100m freestyle swimming event at Stockholm 1912.

Durack and fellow swimmer Wilhelmina Wylie, who settled for silver in the 100m freestyle, are the first Australian women’s Olympians.

Australian athletes have returned with at least one medal in every edition since, accounting for a total of 610 medals - 185 gold, 196 silver and 229 bronze - in 30 Summer Games appearances to date.

The Aussie’s worst showing at the Olympics was at Berlin 1936, with Jack Metcalfe accounting for the solitary bronze medal in the men’s triple jump.

Australia’s best performance at the Olympics came at Paris 2024, which saw Aussies win 18 gold medals, their highest haul ever.

Previously, Australia’s best gold medal count at any single edition of the Olympics was 17 - won at Athens 2004 and Tokyo 2020. In terms of total medals won, however, Sydney 2000 which yielded 58 medals - 16 gold, 25 silver and 17 bronze - still ranks top.

At the last edition in Tokyo 2020, Australia won 46 medals, which included 17 top podium finishes.

Swimming has been Australia’s most productive sport at the Olympics, accounting for over 200 of the country’s medals. Athletics is a distant second.

Emma McKeon is the most decorated Australian at the Olympics with 14 medals - six gold, three silver and five bronze. Fellow swimming great Ian Thorpe is the most successful Aussie man at the Summer Games with nine medals - five gold, three silver and one bronze.

Australia Olympic medal winners: List by each edition

Australia Olympic medal winners at Athens 1896

1. Edwin Flack - gold medal in men’s 800m (athletics)
2. Edwin Flack - gold medal in men’s 1500m (athletics)
3. Edwin Flack - bronze medal in men’s doubles (tennis)*

Australia Olympic medal winners at Paris 1900

1. Frederick Lane - gold medal in men’s 200m freestyle (swimming)
2. Frederick Lane - gold medal in men’s 200m obstacle event (swimming)
3. Stan Rowley - gold medal in 5000m team race (athletics)*
4. Stan Rowley - bronze medal in men’s 60m (athletics)
5. Stan Rowley - bronze medal in men’s 100m (athletics)
6. Stan Rowley - bronze medal in men’s 200m (athletics)

Australia Olympic medal winners at St Louis 1904

1. Francis Gailey - silver medal in men’s 220 yard freestyle (swimming)
2. Francis Gailey - silver medal in men’s 440 yard freestyle (swimming)
3. Francis Gailey - silver medal in men’s 880 yard freestyle (swimming)
4. Francis Gailey - bronze medal in men’s 1 mile freestyle (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at London 1908

1. Australia national team - gold medal in men’s tournament (rugby union)
2. Reginald Snowy Baker - silver medal in men’s middleweight (boxing)
3. Frank Beaurepaire - silver medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
4. Frank Beaurepaire - bronze medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Stockholm 1912

1. Fanny Durack - gold medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
2. Leslie Boardman, Cecil Healy, Harold Hardwick - gold medal in men's 4×200m freestyle relay (swimming)*
3. Cecil Healy - silver medal in men's 100m freestyle (swimming)
4. Mina Wylie - silver medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
5. Harold Hardwick - bronze medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
6. Harold Hardwick - bronze medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Antwerp 1920

1. George Parker - silver medal in men’s 3000m walk (athletics)
2. Frank Beaurepaire, Harry Hay, William Herald, Ivan Stedman - silver medal in men's 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
3. Frank Beaurepaire - bronze medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Paris 1924

1. Nick Winter - gold medal in men’s triple jump (athletics)
2. Dick Eve - gold medal in men’s plain high diving (diving)
3. Boy Charlton - gold medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)
4. Frank Beaurepaire, Boy Charlton, Moss Christie, Ernest Henry, Ivan Stedman - silver medal in men's 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
5. Boy Charlton - bronze medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
6. Frank Beaurepaire - bronze medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Amsterdam 1928

1. Bobby Pearce - gold medal in men’s single sculls (rowing)
2. Boy Charlton - silver medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
3. Boy Charlton - silver medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)
4. Dunc Gray - bronze medal in men's track time trial (cycling)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Los Angeles 1932

1. Dunc Gray - gold medal in men's 1000m time trial (cycling)
2. Bobby Pearce - gold medal in men's single sculls (rowing)
3. Clare Dennis - gold medal in women's 200m breaststroke (swimming)
4. Bonnie Mealing - silver medal in women's 100m backstroke (swimming)
5. Eddie Scarf – bronze medal in men's freestyle light heavyweight (wrestling)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Berlin 1936

1. Jack Metcalfe - bronze medal in men’s triple jump (athletics)

Australia Olympic medal winners at London 1948

1. John Winter - gold medal in men's high jump (athletics)
2. Mervyn Wood - gold medal in men's single sculls (rowing)
3. Theo Bruce - silver medal in men's long jump (athletics)
4. George Avery - silver medal in men's triple jump (athletics)
5. Joyce King, June Maston, Betty McKinnon, Shirley Strickland - silver medal in women's 4x100m relay (athletics)
6. John Marshall - silver medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)
7. Beatrice Nancy Lyons - silver medal in women’s 200m breaststroke (swimming)
8. Dick Garrard - silver medal in men’s welterweight (wrestling)
9. Shirley Strickland - bronze medal in women’s 100m (athletics)
10. Shirley Strickland - bronze medal in women’s 80m hurdles (athletics)
11. John Marshall - bronze medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
12. Judy-Joy Davies - bronze medal in women’s 100m backstroke (swimming)
13. Jim Armstrong - bronze medal in men’s heavyweight (wrestling)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Helsinki 1952

1. Marjorie Jackson-Nelson - gold medal in women's 100m (athletics)
2. Marjorie Jackson-Nelson - gold medal in women's 200m (athletics)
3. Shirley Strickland - gold medal in women's 80m Hurdles (athletics)
4. Russell Mockridge - gold medal in men's 1000m time trial (cycling)
5. Lionel Cox, Russell Mockridge - gold medal in men's 2000m tandem (cycling)
6. John Davies - gold medal in men's 200m breaststroke (swimming)
7. Lionel Cox - silver medal in men's 1000m scratch sprint (cycling)
8. Mervyn Wood - silver medal in men's single sculls (rowing)
9. Shirley Strickland - bronze medal in women's 100m (athletics)
10. David Anderson, Phil Cayzer, Ernest Chapman, Tom Chessel, Mervyn Finlay, Nimrod Greenwood, Edward Pain, Bob Tinning, Geoff Willamson - bronze medal in men's eights (rowing)
11. Vern Barberis - bronze medal in men's lightweight (weightlifting)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Melbourne 1956

1. Betty Cuthbert - gold medal in women's 100m (athletics)
2. Betty Cuthbert - gold medal in women's 200m (athletics)
3. Shirley Strickland - gold medal in women's 80m hurdles (athletics)
4. Norma Croker, Betty Cuthbert, Fleur Wenham, and Shirley Strickland - gold medal in women's 4×100m relay (athletics)
5. Joey Browne-Anthony Marchant - gold medal in men's 2000m tandem (cycling)
6. Jon Henricks - gold medal in men's 100 m freestyle (swimming)
7. Murray Rose - gold medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
8. Murray Rose - gold medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
9. David Theile - gold medal in men's 100m backstroke (swimming)
10. John Devitt, Jon Henricks, Kevin O'Halloran, and Murray Rose - gold medal in men's 4×200m freestyle relay (swimming)
11. Dawn Fraser - gold medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
12. Lorraine Crapp - gold medal in women's 400m freestyle (swimming)
13. Lorraine Crapp, Dawn Fraser, Faith Leech and Sandra Morgan - gold medal in women's 4×100m freestyle relay (swimming)
14. Graham Gipson, Kevan Gosper, Leon Gregory, and David Lean - silver medal in men's 4x400m relay (athletics)
15. Chilla Porter - silver medal in men's high jump (athletics)
16. Stuart Mackenzie - silver medal in men's single sculls (rowing)
17. John Devitt - silver medal in men's 100m freestyle (swimming)
18. John Monckton - silver medal in men's 100m backstroke (swimming)
19. Lorraine Crapp - silver medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
20. Dawn Fraser - silver medal in women's 400m freestyle (swimming)
21. John Scott and Roland Tasker - silver medal in men's sharpie 12 m² (sailing)
22. Hector Hogan - bronze medal in men's 100m (athletics)
23. John Landy - bronze medal in men's 1500m (athletics)
24. Allan Lawrence - bronze medal in men's 10,000m (athletics)
25. Norma Thrower - bronze medal in women's 80m hurdles (athletics)
26. Marlene Mathews - bronze medal in women's 100m (athletics)
27. Marlene Mathews - bronze medal in women's 200m (athletics)
28. Kevin Hogarth - bronze medal in men's welterweight (boxing)
29. Walter Brown and Dennis Green - bronze medal in men's K2 10,000m kayak pairs (canoeing)
30. Dick Ploog - bronze medal in men's 1000m sprint scratch (cycling)
31. Murray Riley and Mervyn Wood - bronze medal in men's double sculls (rowing)
32. Michael Aikman, Angus Benfield, David Boykett, Bryan Doyle, Harold Hewitt, Jim Howden, Walter Howell, Garth Manton, and Adrian Monger - bronze medal in men's eights (rowing)
33. Gary Chapman - bronze medal in men's 100m freestyle (swimming)
34. Faith Leech - bronze medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
35. Douglas Buxton, Devereaux Mytton, Ernest Wagstaff and Jock Sturrock - bronze medal in men's 5½ m class (sailing)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Rome 1960

1. Herb Elliott - gold medal in men's 1500m (athletics)
2. Lawrence Morgan - gold medal in eventing individual (equestrian)
3. Lawrence Morgan, Neale Lavis and Bill Roycroft - gold medal in eventing team (equestrian)
4. John Devitt - gold medal in men's 100m freestyle (swimming)
5. Murray Rose - gold medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
6. John Konrads - gold medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
7. David Theile - gold medal in men's 100m backstroke (swimming)
8. Dawn Fraser - gold medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
9. Noel Freeman - silver medal in men's 20km race walk (athletics)
10. Brenda Jones - silver medal in women's 800m (athletics)
11. Neale Lavis - silver medal in eventing individual (equestrian)
12. Neville Hayes - silver medal in men's 200m butterfly (swimming)
13. Murray Rose - silver medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
14. Janice Andrew, Dawn Fraser, Rosemary Lassig and Marilyn Wilson - silver medal in women's 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
15. Alva Colquhoun, Dawn Fraser, Lorraine Crapp and Ilsa Konrads - silver medal in women's 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
16. Terry Gathercole, Neville Hayes, Geoffrey Shipton and David Theile - silver medal in men's 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
17. David Power - bronze medal in men's 10000m (athletics)
18. Oliver Taylor - bronze medal in men's bantamweight (boxing)
19. Tony Madigan - bronze medal in men's light heavyweight (boxing)
20. John Konrads - bronze medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
21. Janice Andrew - bronze medal in women's 100m butterfly (swimming)
22. John Devitt, David Dickson, John Konrads and Murray Rose - bronze medal in men's 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Tokyo 1964

1. Betty Cuthbert - gold medal in women's 400m (athletics)
2. Robert Windle - gold medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
3. Ian O'Brien - gold medal in men's 200m breaststroke (swimming)
4. Kevin Berry - gold medal in men's 200m butterfly (swimming)
5. Dawn Fraser - gold medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
6. William Northam, Peter O'Donnell and James Sargeant - gold medal in men's 5½m class (sailing)
7. Michele Brown - silver medal in women's high jump (athletics)
8. Lynette Bell, Dawn Fraser, Janice Murphy, and Robyn Thorn - silver medal in women's 4×100m freestyle relay (swimming)
9. Ron Clarke - bronze medal in men's 10000m (athletics)
10. Marilyn Black - bronze medal in women's 200m (athletics)
11. Judith Pollock - bronze medal in Women's 400 m (athletics)
12. Pamela Kilborn - bronze medal in women's 80m hurdles (athletics)
13. Theodore Boronovskis - bronze medal in men's open class (judo)
14. Allan Wood - bronze medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
15. Allan Wood - bronze medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
16. David Dickson, Peter Doak, John Ryan and Robert Windle - bronze medal in men's 4×100m freestyle relay (swimming)
17. David Dickson, Kevin Berry, Ian O'Brien and Peter Reynolds - bronze medal in men's 4x100 m medley relay (swimming)
18. Australian national team - bronze medal in men's team competition (field hockey)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Mexico City 1968

1. Ralph Doubell – gold medal in men's 800m (athletics)
2. Maureen Caird – gold medal in women's 80m hurdles (athletics)
3. Lyn McClements – gold medal in women's 100m butterfly (swimming)
4. Michael Wenden – gold medal in men's 100m freestyle (swimming)
5. Michael Wenden – gold medal in men's 200m freestyle (swimming)
6. Peter Norman – silver medal in men’s 200m (athletics)
7. Raelene Boyle – silver medal in women's 200m (athletics)
8. Pamela Kilborn-Ryan-Nelson – silver medal in women's 80m hurdles (athletics)
9. Australian national team - silver medal in men's team competition (field hockey)
10. Alf Duval, Michael Morgan, Joseph Fazio, Peter Dickson, David Douglas, John Ranch, Gary Malcolm Pearce, Robert Alan Shirlaw and Alan Geoffrey Grover - silver medal in men's eight with coxswain (rowing)
11. Lynne Watson, Judy Playfair, Lyn McClements, and Janet Steinbeck - silver medal in women's 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
12. Greg Rogers, Graham White, Bob Windle, and Michael Wenden - silver medal in men's 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
13. Jennifer Lamy-Frank - bronze medal in women's 200m (athletics)
14. Brian Cobcroft, Wayne Roycroft and Bill Roycroft - bronze medal in team eventing (equestrian)
15. Greg Brough - bronze medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
16. Karen Lynne Moras - bronze medal in women's 400m freestyle (swimming)
17. Greg Rogers, Robert Cusack, Bob Windle and Michael Wenden - bronze medal in men's 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Munich 1972

1. Shane Gould - gold medal in women's 200m individual medley (swimming)
2. Shane Gould - gold medal in women's 200m freestyle (swimming)
3. Shane Gould - gold medal in women's 400m freestyle (swimming)
4. Beverley Whitfield - gold medal in women's 200m breaststroke (swimming)
5. Gail Neall - gold medal in women's 400m individual medley (swimming)
6. Bradford Cooper - gold medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
7. John Anderson and David Forbes - gold medal in men's star team (sailing)
8. Thomas Anderson, John Cuneo and John Shaw - gold medal in men's dragon team (sailing)
9. Raelene Boyle - silver medal in women's 100m (athletics)
10. Raelene Boyle - silver medal in women's 200m (athletics)
11. John Nicholson - silver medal in men's 1000m sprint scratch (cycling)
12. Danny Clark - silver medal in men's 1000m time trial (cycling)
13. Clyde Sefton - silver medal in men's individual road race (cycling)
14. Shane Gould - silver medal in women's 800m freestyle (swimming)
15. Graham Windeatt - silver medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
16. Shane Gould - bronze medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
17. Beverley Whitfield - bronze medal in women's 100m breaststroke (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Montreal 1976

1. Australian national team - silver medal in men's team competition (field hockey)
2. Stephen Holland - bronze medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
3. John Bertrand - bronze medal in men's finn class (sailing)
4. Ian Brown and Ian Ruff - bronze medal in men’s 470 class (sailing)
5. Mervyn Bennet, Denis Pigott, Bill Roycroft and Wayne Roycroft - bronze medal in team eventing (equestrian)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Moscow 1980

1. Michelle Ford - gold medal in women's 800m freestyle (swimming)
2. Mark Kerry, Peter Evans, Mark Tonelli and Neil Brooks - gold medal in men's 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
3. John Sumegi - silver medal in men’s K1 500m (canoeing)
4. Rick Mitchell - silver medal in men’s 400m (athletics)
5. Graeme Brewer - bronze medal in men’s 200m freestyle (swimming)
6. Max Metzker - bronze medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)
7. Peter Evans - bronze medal in men’s 100m breaststroke (swimming)
8. Mark Kerry - bronze medal in men’s 200m backstroke (swimming)
9. Michelle Ford - bronze medal in women’s 200m butterfly (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Los Angeles 1984

1. Michael Grenda, Kevin Nichols, Michael Turtur and Dean Woods - gold medal in men's team pursuit (cycling)
2. Jon Sieben - gold medal in men’s 200m butterfly (swimming)
3. Glynis Nunn - gold medal in women’s heptathlon (athletics)
4. Dean Lukin - gold medal in men’s +110kg (weightlifting)
5. Suzie Landells - silver medal in women's 400m individual medley (swimming)
6. Mark Stockwell - silver medal in men's 100m freestyle (swimming)
7. Glenn Beringen - silver medal in men's 200m breaststroke (swimming)
8. Neil Brooks, Michael Delany, Greg Fasala and Mark Stockwell - silver medal in men's 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
9. Karen Phillips - silver medal in women’s 200m butterfly (swimming)
10. Robert Kabbas - silver medal in men’s 82.5 kg (weightlifting)
11. Gary Gullock, Timothy McLaren, Tony Lovrich and Paul Reedy - silver medal in men’s quadruple sculls (rowing)
12. Gary Honey - silver medal in men’s long jump (athletics)
13. Patricia Dench - bronze medal in women's 25m pistol (shooting)
14. Peter Evans - bronze medal in men's 100m breaststroke (swimming)
15. Glenn Buchanan - bronze medal in men's 100m butterfly (swimming)
16. Rob Woodhouse - bronze medal in men's 400m individual medley (swimming)
17. Justin Lemberg - bronze medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
18. Michele Pearson - bronze medal in women's 200m individual medley (swimming)
19. Gael Martin - bronze medal in women’s shot put (athletics)
20. Karen Brancourt, Sue Chapman, Margot Foster, Robyn Grey-Gardner and Susan Lee - bronze medal in women’s coxed four (rowing)
21. Glenn Buchanan, Peter Evans, Mark Kerry and Mark Stockwell - bronze medal in men's 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
22. James Battersby, Ian Edmunds, Steve Evans, Clyde Hefer, Craig Muller, Sam Patten, Ion Popa, Gavin Thredgold and Tim Willoughby - bronze medal in men’s eight (rowing)
23. Scott Anderson and Christopher Cairns - bronze medal in men’s tornado (sailing)
24. Barry Kelly and Grant Kenny - bronze medal in men’s K-2 1000m (canoeing)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Seoul 1988

1. Duncan Armstrong - gold medal in men's 200m freestyle (swimming)
2. Debbie Flintoff-King - gold medal in women’s 400m hurdles (athletics)
3. Australia women’s national team - gold medal in women’s tournament (field hockey)
4. Martin Vinnicombe - silver medal in men’s track time trial (cycling)
5. Dean Woods - silver medal in men’s individual pursuit (cycling)
6. Lisa Martin - silver medal in women’s marathon (athletics)
7. Duncan Armstrong - silver medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
8. Grant Davies - silver medal in men's K-1 1000m (canoeing)
9. Grahame Cheney - silver medal in men’s light welterweight (boxing)
10. Gary Neiwand - bronze medal in men’s sprint (cycling)
11. Brett Dutton, Wayne McCarney, Stephen McGlede, Scott McGrory and Dean Woods - bronze medal in men’s team pursuit (cycling)
12. Julie McDonald - bronze medal in women's 800m freestyle (swimming)
13. Liz Smylie and Wendy Turnbull - bronze medal in women’s doubles (tennis)
14. Peter Foster and Kelvin Graham - bronze medal in men's K-2 1000m (canoeing)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Barcelona 1992

1. Kathy Watt - gold medal in women's individual road race (cycling)
2. Matt Ryan - gold medal in individual eventing (equestrian)
3. David Green, Andrew Hoy, Gillian Rolton and Matt Ryan - gold medal in team eventing (equestrian)
4. Kieren Perkins - gold medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
5. Peter Antonie and Steve Hawkins - gold medal in men's double sculls (rowing)
6. Andrew Cooper, Nick Green, Mike McKay and James Tomkins - gold medal in men's coxless fours (rowing)
7. Clint Robinson - gold medal in men's K-1 1000m (canoeing)
8. Shane Kelly - silver medal in men's track time trial (cycling)
9. Kieren Perkins - silver medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
10. Hayley Lewis - silver medal in women's 800m freestyle (swimming)
11. Glen Housman - silver medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
12. Gary Neiwand - silver medal in men’s sprint (cycling)
13. Brett Aitken, Stephen McGlede, Shaun O'Brien and Stuart O'Grady - silver medal in men’s team pursuit (cycling)
14. Kathy Watt - silver medal in women's individual pursuit (cycling)
15. Danielle Woodward - silver medal in women's slalom K-1 (canoeing)
16. Australia men's national team - silver medal in men’s tournament (field hockey)
17. Phil Rogers - bronze medal in men's 100m breaststroke (swimming)
18. Hayley Lewis - bronze medal in women's 400m freestyle (swimming)
19. Samantha Riley - bronze medal in women's 100m breaststroke (swimming)
20. Susie O'Neill - bronze medal in women's 200m butterfly (swimming)
21. Nicole Stevenson - bronze medal in women's 200m backstroke (swimming)
22. Lars Kleppich - bronze medal in men's lechner A-390 (sailing)
23. Tim Forsyth - bronze medal in men's high jump (athletics)
24. Mitch Booth and John Forbes - bronze medal in men’s tornado (sailing)
25. Daniela Costian - bronze medal in women's discus throw (athletics)
26. Rachel McQuillan and Nicole Provis - bronze medal in women’s doubles (tennis)
27. Ramon Andersson, Kelvin Graham, Ian Rowling and Steven Wood - bronze medal in men's K-4 1000m (canoeing)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Atlanta 1996

1. Wendy Schaeffer, Phillip Dutton, Andrew Hoy and Gillian Rolton - gold medal in team eventing (equestrian)
2. Australia women’s national team - gold medal in women's tournament (field hockey)
3. James Tomkins, Drew Ginn, Nicholas Green and Mike McKay - gold medal in men's coxless fours (rowing)
4. Kate Slatter and Megan Still - gold medal in women's coxless pairs (rowing)
5. Michael Diamond - gold medal in men's trap (shooting)
6. Russell Mark - gold medal in men's double trap (shooting)
7. Kieren Perkins - gold medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
8. Susie O'Neill - gold medal in women's 200m butterfly (swimming)
9. Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde - gold medal in men's doubles (tennis)
10. Cathy Freeman - silver medal in women's 400m (athletics)
11. Louise McPaul - silver medal in women's javelin throw (athletics)
12. Michelle Ferris - silver medal in women's sprint (cycling)
13. Rob Scott and David Weightman - silver medal in men's coxless pairs (rowing)
14. Daniel Kowalski - silver medal in men's 1500m freestyle (swimming)
15. Scott Miller - silver medal in men's 100m butterfly (swimming)
16. Petria Thomas - silver medal in women's 200m butterfly (swimming)
17. Nicole Stevenson, Susie O'Neill, Samantha Riley, Sarah Ryan, Helen Denman (heats), and Angela Kennedy (heats) - silver medal in women's 4 × 100m medley relay (swimming)
18. Mitch Booth and Andrew Landenberger - silver medal in men's tornado (sailing)
19. Australia women’s national team - bronze medal in women's tournament (basketball)
20. Clint Robinson - bronze medal in men's K1 1000m kayak singles (canoeing)
21. Danny Collins and Andrew Trim - bronze medal in men's 500m kayak pairs (canoeing)
22. Katrin Borchert and Anna Wood - bronze medal in women's K2 500m kayak pairs (canoeing)
23. Bradley McGee - bronze medal in men's 4000m individual pursuit (cycling)
24. Bradley McGee, Stuart O'Grady, Tim O'Shannessey and Dean Woods - bronze medal in men's 4000m team pursuit (cycling)
25. Stuart O'Grady - bronze medal in men's points race (cycling)
26. Lucy Tyler-Sharman - bronze medal in women's points race (cycling)
27. Australia men’s national team - bronze medal in men's tournament (field hockey)
28. Ronald Snook, Duncan Free, Bo Hanson, and Janusz Hooker - bronze medal in men's quadruple sculls (rowing)
29. Anthony Edwards and Bruce Hick - bronze medal in men's lwt double scull (rowing)
30. Rebecca Joyce and Virginia Lee - bronze medal in women's lwt double scull (rowing)
31. Deserie Huddleston - bronze medal in women's double trap (shooting)
32. Australia women’s national team - bronze medal in women's tournament (softball)
33. Daniel Kowalski - bronze medal in men's 200m freestyle (swimming)
34. Daniel Kowalski - bronze medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
35. Scott Goodman - bronze medal in men's 200m butterfly (swimming)
36. Phil Rogers, Steven Dewick, Scott Miller, Michael Klim and Toby Haenen (heats) - bronze medal in men's 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
37. Samantha Riley - bronze medal in women's 100m breaststroke (swimming)
38. Emma Johnson, Susie O'Neill, Julia Greville, Nicole Stevenson and Lise Mackie (heats) - bronze medal in women's 4x200 m freestyle relay (swimming)
39. Natalie Cook and Kerri Ann Pottharst - bronze medal in women's beach volleyball (volleyball)
40. Stefan Botev - bronze medal in men's +108 kg (weightlifting)
41. Colin Beashel and David Giles - bronze medal in men's star (sailing)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Sydney 2000

1. Cathy Freeman - gold medal in women's 400m (athletics)
2. Simon Fairweather - gold medal in men's individual (archery)
3. Brett Aitken and Scott McGrory - gold medal in men’s madison (cycling)
4. Australia women’s national team - gold medal in women’s tournament (field hockey)
5. Phillip Dutton, Andrew Hoy, Matthew Ryan and Stuart Tinney - gold medal in team eventing (equestrian)
6. Michael Diamond - gold medal in men’s trap (shooting)
7. Tom King and Mark Turnbull - gold medal in men’s 470 (sailing)
8. Jenny Armstrong and Belinda Stowell - gold medal in women’s 470 (sailing)
9. Ian Thorpe - gold medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
10. Grant Hackett - gold medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)
11. Grant Hackett, Bill Kirby, Michael Klim, Daniel Kowalski, Todd Pearson and Ian Thorpe - gold medal in men’s 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
12. Adam Pine, Todd Pearson, Michael Klim, Ashley Callus, Chris Fydler and Ian Thorpe - gold medal in men’s 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
13. Susie O'Neill - gold medal in women's 200m butterfly (swimming)
14. Natalie Cook and Kerri Pottharst - gold medal in women’s beach volleyball (volleyball)
15. Lauren Burns - gold medal in women’s 49kg (taekwondo)
16. Australia women's national team - gold medal in women’s competition (water polo)
17. Jai Taurima - silver medal in men’s long jump (athletics)
18. Tatiana Grigorieva - silver medal in women’s pole vault (athletics)
19. Australia women's national team - silver medal in women’s tournament (basketball)
20. Daniel Collins and Andrew Trim - silver medal in men’s K2 500m (canoeing)
21. Gary Neiwand - silver medal in men’s keirin (cycling)
22. Michelle Ferris - silver medal in women’s track time trial (cycling)
23. Andrew Hoy - silver medal in individual eventing (equestrian)
24. Ji Wallace - silver medal in men’s trampoline (gymnastics)
25. Daniel Burke, Jaime Fernandez, Alastair Gordon, Brett Hayman, Rob Jahrling, Mike McKay, Nick Porzig, Christian Ryan and Stuart Welch - silver medal in men’s eights (rowing)
26. Darren Balmforth, Simon Burgess, Anthony Edwards and Robert Richards - silver medal in men's lightweight coxless four (rowing)
27. Kate Slatter and Rachael Taylor - silver medal in women's coxless pair (rowing)
28. Darren Bundock and John Forbes - silver medal in men’s tornado (sailing)
29. Russell Mark - silver medal in men’s double trap (shooting)
30. Ian Thorpe - silver medal in men’s 200m freestyle (swimming)
31. Kieren Perkins - silver medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)
32. Matt Welsh - silver medal in men’s 100m backstroke (swimming)
33. Michael Klim - silver medal in men’s 100m butterfly (swimming)
34. Regan Harrison, Geoff Huegill, Michael Klim, Ryan Mitchell, Adam Pine, Ian Thorpe, Josh Watson and Matt Welsh - silver medal in men’s 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
35. Leisel Jones - silver medal in women's 100m breaststroke (swimming)
36. Susie O'Neill - silver medal in women's 200m butterfly (swimming)
37. Elka Graham, Susie O'Neill, Giaan Rooney, Petria Thomas, Kirsten Thomson and Jacinta van Lint - silver medal in women's 4x200 m freestyle relay (swimming)
38. Dyana Calub, Leisel Jones, Susie O'Neill, Giaan Rooney, Sarah Ryan, Petria Thomas, and Tarnee White - silver medal in women's 4x100 m medley relay (swimming)
39. Daniel Trenton - silver medal in men’s +80kg (taekwondo)
40. Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde - silver medal in men’s doubles (tennis)
41. Michellie Jones - silver medal in women’s competition (triathlon)
42. Katrin Borchert - bronze medal in women's K-1 500m (canoeing)
43. Shane Kelly - bronze medal in men's track time trial (cycling)
44. Bradley McGee - bronze medal in men’s individual pursuit (cycling)
45. Sean Eadie, Darryn Hill and Gary Neiwand - bronze medal in men’s team sprint (cycling)
46. Robert Newbery and Dean Pullar - bronze medal in men's synchronized 3m springboard (diving)
47. Rebecca Gilmore and Loudy Tourky - bronze medal in women's synchronized 10m platform (diving)
48. Australia men's national team - bronze medal in men’s tournament (field hockey)
49. Maria Pekli - bronze medal in women’s 57kg (judo)
50. Ben Dodwell, Bo Hanson, Geoff Stewart and James Stewart - bronze medal in men’s coxless four (rowing)
51. Matthew Long and James Tomkins - bronze medal in men’s coxless pair (rowing)
52. Michael Blackburn - bronze medal in men’s laser (sailing)
53. Annemarie Forder - bronze medal in women’s 10m air pistol (shooting)
54. Australia women's national team - bronze medal in women’s competition (softball)
55. Matt Welsh - bronze medal in men’s 200m backstroke (swimming)
56. Geoff Huegill - bronze medal in men’s 100m butterfly (swimming)
57. Justin Norris - bronze medal in men’s 200m butterfly (swimming)
58. Petria Thomas - bronze medal in women’s 200m butterfly (swimming)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Athens 2004

1. Ian Thorpe - gold medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
2. Alice Tait, Jodie Henry, Lisbeth Lenton, Sarah Ryan and Petria Thomas - gold medal in women’s 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
3. Sara Carrigan - gold medal in women’s road race (cycling)
4. Petria Thomas - gold medal in women’s 100m butterfly (swimming)
5. Suzanne Balogh - gold medal in women’s trap (shooting)
6. Ian Thorpe - gold medal in men’s 200m freestyle (swimming)
7. Jodie Henry - gold medal in women’s 100m freestyle (swimming)
8. Anna Meares - gold medal in women’s track time trial (cycling)
9. Drew Ginn and James Tonkins - gold medal in men’s pair (rowing)
10. Grant Hackett - gold medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)
11. Jodie Henry, Brooke Hanson, Leisel Jones, Alice Tait, Giaan Rooney, Jessicah Schipper and Petria Thomas - gold medal in women’s 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
12. Chantelle Newbery - gold medal in women’s 10m platform (diving)
13. Graeme Brown, Peter Dawson, Brett Lancaster, Brad McGee, Luke Roberts and Stephen Wooldridge - gold medal in men’s team pursuit (cycling)
14. Ryan Bayley - gold medal in men’s sprint (cycling)
15. Ryan Bayley - gold medal in men’s keirin (cycling)
16. Graeme Brown and Stuart O'Grady - gold medal in men’s madison (cycling)
17. Australia men’s national field hockey team - gold medal in men’s tournament (field hockey)
18. Grant Hackett - silver medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
19. Brooke Hanson - silver medal in women’s 100m breaststroke (swimming)
20. Grant Hackett, Michael Klim, Antony Matkovich, Todd Pearson, Nicholas Sprenger, Craig Stevens and Ian Thorpe - silver medal in men’s 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
21. Petria Thomas - silver medal in women’s 200m butterfly (swimming)
22. Leisel Jones - silver medal in women’s 200m breaststroke (swimming)
23. Brad McGee - silver medal in men’s individual pursuit (cycling)
24. Katie Mactier - silver medal in women’s individual pursuit (cycling)
25. Ben Cureton, Simon Burgess, Anthony Edwards and Glen Loftus - silver medal in men’s lightweight four (rowing)
26. Australia women’s national team - silver medal in women’s tournament (softball)
27. Australia national team - silver medal in men’s tournament (baseball)
28. Loretta Harrop - silver medal in women’s event (triathlon)
29. Patrick Dwyer, Clinton Hill, Mark Ormrod, John Steffensen - silver medal in men’s 4x400m relay (athletics)
30. Australia women’s national team - silver medal in women’s tournament (basketball)
31. Nathan Baggaley - silver medal in men’s K-1 500m (canoeing)
32. Nathan Baggaley and Clint Robinson - silver medal in men’s K-2 500m (canoeing)
33. Mathew Helm - silver medal in men’s 10m platform (diving)
34. Irina Lashko and Chantelle Newbery - bronze medal in women’s synchronized 3m springboard (diving)
35. Mathew Helm and Robert Newbery - bronze medal in men’s synchronized 10m platform (diving)
36. Adam Vella - bronze medal in men’s trap (shooting)
37. Steven Barnett and Robert Newbery - men’s synchronized 3m springboard (diving)
38. Loudy Tourky - bronze medal in women’s 10m platform (diving)
39. Leisel Jones - bronze medal in women’s 100m breaststroke (swimming)
40. Michael Rogers - bronze medal in men’s road time trial (cycling)
41. Ian Thorpe - bronze medal in men’s 100m freestyle (swimming)
42. Tim Cuddihy - bronze medal in men’s individual (archery)
43. Nathan Deakes - bronze medal in men’s 20km walk (athletics)
44. Lisbeth Lenton - bronze medal in women’s 50m freestyle (swimming)
45. Alicia Molik - bronze medal in women’s singles (tennis)
46. Amber Bradley, Dana Faletic, Kerry Hore, Rebecca Sattin - bronze medal in women’s quadruple sculls (rowing)
47. Boden Hanson, Mike McKay, Stuart Reside, Geoff Stewart, James Stewart, Stephen Stewart, Stefan Szczurowski, Michael Toon (cox), Stuart Welch - bronze medal in men’s eight (rowing)
48. Jane Saville - bronze medal in women’s 20km walk (athletics)
49. Anna Meares - bronze medal in women’s sprint (cycling)
50. Shane Kelly - bronze medal in men’s keirin (cycling)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Beijing 2008

1. Stephanie Rice - gold medal in women’s 400m individual medley (swimming)
2. Lisbeth Trickett - gold medal in women’s 100m butterfly (swimming)
3. Leisel Jones - gold medal in women’s 100m breaststroke (swimming)
4. Stephanie Rice - gold medal in women’s 200m individual medley (swimming)
5. Stephanie Rice, Bronte Barratt, Kylie Palmer, Linda Mackenzie, Felicity Galvez, Angie Bainbridge, Melanie Schlanger Lara Davenport - gold medal in women’s 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
6. Drew Ginn, Duncan Free - gold medal in men’s coxless pair (rowing)
7. Scott Brennan, David Crawshay - gold medal in men’s double sculls (rowing)
8. Emily Seebohm, Leisel Jones, Jessicah Schipper, Libby Trickett, Tarnee White, Felicity Galvez, Shayne Reese - gold medal in women’s 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
9. Emma Snowsill - gold medal in women’s triathlon (athletics)
10. Nathan Wilmot, Malcolm Page - gold medal in men’s 470 class (sailing)
11. Tessa Parkinson, Elise Rechichi - gold medal in women’s 470 class (sailing)
12. Steven Hooker - gold medal in men’s pole vault (athletics)
13. Ken Wallace - gold medal in men’s K-1 500m (canoeing)
14. Matthew Mitcham - gold medal in men’s 10m platform (diving)
15. Briony Cole, Melissa Wu - silver medal in women’s 10m synchronized platform (diving)
16. Clayton Fredericks, Lucinda Fredericks, Sonja Johnson, Megan Jones, Shane Rose - silver medal in team eventing (equestrian)
17. Eamon Sullivan - silver medal in men’s 100m freestyle (swimming)
18. Brenton Rickard - silver medal in men’s 200m breaststroke (swimming)
19. Leisel Jones - silver medal in women’s 200m breaststroke (swimming)
20. Libby Trickett - silver medal in women’s 100m freestyle (swimming)
21. Jacqueline Lawrence - silver medal in women’s slalom K-1 (canoeing)
22. Matt Ryan, James Marburg, Cameron McKenzie-McHarg, Francis Hegerty - silver medal in men’s coxless four (rowing)
23. Grant Hackett - silver medal in men’s 1500m freestyle (swimming)
24. Hayden Stoeckel, Brenton Rickard, Andrew Lauterstein, Eamon Sullivan, Ashley Delaney, Christian Sprenger, Adam Pine, Matt Targett - silver medal in men’s 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
25. Anna Meares - silver medal in women’s sprint (cycling)
26. Sally McLellan - silver medal in women’s 100m hurdles (athletics)
27. Darren Bundock, Glenn Ashby - silver medal in tornado class (sailing)
28. Jared Tallent - silver medal in men’s 50km walk (athletics)
29. Australia women’s national basketball team - silver medal in women’s tournament (basketball)
30. Cate Campbell, Alice Mills, Melanie Schlanger, Libby Trickett, Shayne Reese - bronze medal in women’s 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
31. Jessicah Schipper - bronze medal in women’s 100m butterfly (swimming)
32. Eamon Sullivan, Andrew Lauterstein, Ashley Callus, Matt Targett, Leith Brodie, Patrick Murphy - bronze medal in men’s 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
33. Hayden Stoeckel - bronze medal in men’s 100m backstroke (swimming)
34. Robin Bell - bronze medal in men’s slalom C-1 (canoeing)
35. Patrick Murphy, Grant Hackett, Grant Brits, Nick Ffrost, Leith Brodie, Kirk Palmer - bronze medal in men’s 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
36. Jessicah Schipper - bronze medal in women’s 200m butterfly (swimming)
37. Warren Potent - bronze medal in men’s 50m rifle prone (shooting)
38. Andrew Lauterstein - bronze medal in men’s 100m butterfly (swimming)
39. Jared Tallent - bronze medal in men’s 20km walk (athletics)
40. Cate Campbell - bronze medal in women’s 50m freestyle (swimming)
41. Emma Moffatt - bronze medal in women’s triathlon (triathlon)
42. Australia women’s national softball team - bronze medal in women’s tournament (softball)
43. Australia women’s national water polo team - bronze medal in women’s tournament (water polo)
44. Ken Wallace - bronze medal in men’s K-1 1000m (canoeing)
45. Lisa Oldenhof, Hannah Davis, Chantal Meek, Lyndsie Fogarty - bronze medal in women’s K-4 500m (canoeing)
46. Australia national team - bronze medal in men’s tournament (field hockey)

Australia Olympic medal winners at London 2012

1. Cate Campbell, Alicia Coutts, Brittany Elmslie, Yolane Kukla, Melanie Schlanger, Emily Seebohm, Lisbeth Trickett - gold medal in women’s 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
2. Tom Slingsby - gold medal in laser class (sailing)
3. Anna Meares - gold medal in women’s sprint (cycling)
4. Sally Pearson - gold medal in women’s 100m hurdles (athletics)
5. Iain Jensen and Nathan Outteridge - gold medal in 49er class (sailing)
6. Jacob Clear, David Smith, Tate Smith, Murray Stewart - gold medal in men’s K-4 1000m (canoeing)
7. Malcolm Page and Mathew Belcher - gold medal in men’s 470 class (sailing)
8. Jared Tallent - gold medal in men’s 50k walk (athletics)
9. Christian Sprenger - silver medal in men’s 100m breaststroke (swimming)
10. Emily Seebohm - silver medal in women’s 100m backstroke (swimming)
11. Alicia Coutts - silver medal in women’s 200m individual medley (swimming)
12. Kate Hornsey and Sarah Tait - silver medal in women’s coxless pair (rowing)
13. James Magnussen - silver medal in men’s 100m freestyle (swimming)
14. Angie Bainbridge, Bronte Barratt, Alicia Coutts, Brittany Elmslie, Blair Evans, Jade Neilsen, Kylie Palmer, and Melanie Schlanger - silver medal in women’s 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
15. Jessica Fox - silver medal in women’s slalom K-1 (canoeing)
16. Kim Crow and Brooke Pratley - silver medal in women’s double sculls (rowing)
17. Jack Bobridge, Rohan Dennis, Michael Hepburn and Glenn O'Shea - silver medal in men’s team pursuit (cycling)
18. James Chapman, Drew Ginn, Josh Dunkley-Smith and Will Lockwood - silver medal in men’s coxless four (rowing)
19. Alicia Coutts, Brittany Elmslie, Leisel Jones, Melanie Schlanger, Emily Seebohm - silver medal in women’s 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
20. Mitchell Watt - silver medal in men’s long jump (athletics)
21. Brittany Broben - silver medal in women’s 10m platform (diving)
22. Sam Willoughby - silver medal in men’s BMX (cycling)
23. Olivia Price, Nina Curtis and Lucinda Whitty - silver medal in Elliott 6m (sailing)
24. Alicia Coutts - bronze medal in women’s 100m butterfly (swimming)
25. Bronte Barratt - bronze medal in women’s 200m freestyle (swimming)
26. Kaarle McCulloch and Anna Meares - bronze medal in women’s team sprint (cycling)
27. Karsten Forsterling, James McRae, Chris Morgan, Daniel Noonan - bronze medal in men’s quadruple sculls (rowing)
28. Erin Densham - bronze medal in women’s triathlon (athletics)
29. Kim Crow - bronze medal in women’s single sculls (rowing)
30. Tommaso D'Orsogna, James Magnussen, Brenton Rickard, Christian Sprenger, Hayden Stoeckel, Matt Targett - bronze medal in men’s 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
31. Shane Perkins - bronze medal in men’s sprint (cycling)
32. Annette Edmondson - bronze medal in women’s omnium (cycling)
33. Australia women’s national team - bronze medal in women’s tournament (water polo)
34. Australia men’s national team - bronze medal in men’s tournament (field hockey)
35. Australia women’s national team - bronze medal in women’s tournament (basketball)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Rio 2016

1. Mack Horton - gold medal in men’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
2. Bronte Campbell, Cate Campbell, Brittany Elmslie, Emma McKeon, Madison Wilson - gold in women’s 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
3. Catherine Skinner - gold medal in women’s trap (shooting)
4. Australia women’s national team - gold medal in women’s tournament (rugby sevens)
5. Kyle Chalmers - gold medal in men’s 100m freestyle (swimming)
6. Kim Brennan - gold medal in women’s single sculls (rowing)
7. Tom Burton - gold medal in men’s laser (sailing)
8. Chloe Esposito - gold medal in women’s event (modern pentathlon)
9. Madeline Groves - silver medal in women’s 200m butterfly (swimming)
10. Jessica Ashwood, Bronte Barratt, Tamsin Cook, Emma McKeon, and Leah Neale - silver medal in women’s 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
11. Alexander Belonogoff, Karsten Forsterling, Cameron Girdlestone, and James McRae - silver medal in men’s quadruple sculls (rowing)
12. Mitch Larkin - silver medal in men’s 200m backstroke (swimming)
13. Josh Booth, Josh Dunkley-Smith, Alexander Hill and Will Lockwood - silver medal in men’s coxless four (rowing)
14. Jack Bobridge, Alex Edmondson, Michael Hepburn and Sam Welsford - silver medal in men’s team pursuit (cycling)
15. Cate Campbell, Brittany Elmslie, Madeline Groves, Emma McKeon, Taylor McKeown, Emily Seebohm, and Madison Wilson - silver medal in women’s 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
16. Jason Waterhouse and Lisa Darmanin - silver medal in Nacra 17 (sailing)
17. Matthew Belcher and William Ryan - silver medal in men’s 470 (sailing)
18. Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen - silver medal in men’s 49er (sailing)
19. Jared Tallent - silver medal in men’s 50km walk (athletics)
20. Alec Potts, Ryan Tyack, and Taylor Worth - bronze medal in men’s team (archery)
21. Maddison Keeney and Anabelle Smith - bronze medal in women’s 3m synchronized springboard (diving)
22. Matthew Abood, Kyle Chalmers, James Magnussen, James Roberts, and Cameron McEvoy - bronze medal in men’s 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
23. Chris Burton, Sam Griffiths, Shane Rose, and Stuart Tinney - bronze medal in team eventing (equestrian)
24. Emma McKeon - bronze medal in women’s 200m freestyle (swimming)
25. Jessica Fox - bronze medal in women’s slalom K-1 (canoeing)
26. Dane Bird-Smith - bronze medal in men’s 20km walk (athletics)
27. Anna Meares - bronze medal in women’s keirin (cycling)
28. Kyle Chalmers, Mitch Larkin, Cameron McEvoy, David Morgan, Jake Packard - bronze medal in men’s 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
29. Lachlan Tame and Ken Wallace - bronze medal in men’s K2-1000m (canoeing)

Australia Olympic medal winners at Tokyo 2020

1. Bronte Campbell, Cate Campbell, Meg Harris, Emma McKeon, Mollie O'Callaghan, Madison Wilson - gold medal in women's 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
2. Ariarne Titmus - gold medal in women’s 400m freestyle (swimming)
3. Kaylee McKeown - gold medal in women's 100m backstroke (swimming)
4. Annabelle McIntyre, Jessica Morrison, Rosemary Popa, Lucy Stephan - gold medal in women’s coxless four (rowing)
5. Jack Hargreaves, Alexander Hill, Alexander Purnell, Spencer Turrin - gold medal in men’s coxless four (rowing)
6. Ariarne Titmus - gold medal in women's 200m freestyle (swimming)
7. Zac Stubblety-Cook - gold medal in men's 200m breaststroke (swimming)
8. Jessica Fox - gold medal in women’s slalom C-1 (canoeing)
9. Emma McKeon - gold medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
10. Kaylee McKeown - gold medal in women's 200m backstroke (swimming)
11. Emma McKeon - gold medal in women's 50m freestyle (swimming)
12. Cate Campbell, Chelsea Hodges, Kaylee McKeown, Emma McKeon, Mollie O'Callaghan, Emily Seebohm, Brianna Throssell - gold medal in women's 4x100m medley relay
13. Logan Martin - gold medal in BMX freestyle (cycling)
14. Matthew Wearn - gold medal in men's laser (sailing)
15. Mathew Belcher and William Ryan - gold medal in men’s 470 (sailing)
16. Thomas Green and Jean van der Westhuyzen - gold medal in men’s sprint K-2 1000m (canoeing)
17. Keegan Palmer - gold medal in men’s park (skateboarding)
18. Jack McLoughlin - silver medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
19. Kyle Chalmers - silver medal in men's 100m freestyle (swimming)
20. Ariarne Titmus- silver medal in women's 800m freestyle (swimming)
21. Andrew Hoy, Kevin McNab and Shane Rose - silver medal in team eventing (equestrian)
22. Australia men's national team - silver medal in men’s tournament (field hockey)
23. Mariafe Artacho del Solar and Taliqua Clancy - silver medal in women’s tournament (beach volleyball)
24. Nicola McDermott - silver medal in women’s high jump (athletics)
25. Brendon Smith - bronze medal in men's 400m individual medley (swimming)
26. Emma McKeon - bronze medal in women's 100m butterfly (swimming)
27. Kyle Chalmers, Alexander Graham, Zac Incerti, Cameron McEvoy, Matthew Temple - bronze medal in men's 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
28. Owen Wright - bronze medal in men’s shortboard (surfing)
29. Jessica Fox - bronze medal in Women's slalom K-1 (canoeing)
30. Caleb Antill, Jack Cleary, Cameron Girdlestone, Luke Letcher - bronze medal in men’s quadruple sculls (rowing)
31. Caitlin Cronin, Harriet Hudson, Rowena Meredith, Ria Thompson - bronze medal in women's quadruple sculls (rowing)
32. Kyle Chalmers, Alexander Graham, Mack Horton, Zac Incerti, Thomas Neill, Elijah Winnington - bronze medal in men's 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
33. Rohan Dennis - bronze medal in men’s time trial (cycling)
34. Tamsin Cook, Meg Harris, Emma McKeon, Leah Neale, Mollie O'Callaghan, Brianna Throssell, Ariarne Titmus, Madison Wilson - bronze medal in women’s Women's 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
35. Cate Campbell - bronze medal in women's 100m freestyle (swimming)
36. Emily Seebohm - bronze medal in women's 200m backstroke (swimming)
37. Bronte Campbell, Isaac Cooper, Emma McKeon, Kaylee McKeown, Zac Stubblety-Cook, Matthew Temple, Brianna Throssell - bronze medal in mixed 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
38. John Peers and Ashleigh Barty - bronze medal in mixed doubles (tennis)
39. Andrew Hoy - bronze medal in individual eventing (equestrian)
40. Kareena Lee - bronze medal in women’s marathon 10km (swimming)
41. Leigh Howard, Kelland O'Brien, Luke Plapp, Alexander Porter, Sam Welsford - bronze medal in men's team pursuit (cycling)
42. Melissa Wu - bronze medal in women's 10m platform (diving)
43. Ashley Moloney - bronze medal in men’s decathlon (athletics)
44. Harry Garside - bronze medal in men’s lightweight (boxing)
45. Kelsey-Lee Barber - bronze medal in women’s javelin throw (athletics)
46. Australia men's national team - bronze medal in men’s tournament (basketball)

* Medals won as part of mixed teams.

Australia Olympic medal winners at Paris 2024

1. Nina Kennedy - gold medal in women's pole vault (athletics)
2. Jessica Fox - gold medal in women's kayak single (canoe slalom)
3. Jessica Fox - gold medal in women's canoe single (canoe slalom)
4. Noemie Fox - gold medal in women's kayak cross (canoe slalom)
5. Saya Sakakibara - gold medal in women's event (cycling BMX racing)
6. Grace Brown - gold medal in women’s time trial (cycling road)
7. Team Australia - gold medal in men's team pursuit (cycling track)
8. Matt Wearn - gold medal in men's dinghy (sailing)
9. Arisa Trew - gold medal in women's park (skateboarding)
10. Keegan Palmer - gold medal in men's park (skateboarding)
11. Ariarne Titmus - gold medal in women's 400m freestyle (swimming)
12. Mollie O'Callaghan, Shayna Jack, Emma McKeon, Meg Harris - gold medal in women's 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
13. Mollie O'Callaghan - gold medal in women's 200m freestyle (swimming)
14. Kaylee McKeown - gold medal in women's 100m backstroke (swimming)
15. Mollie O'Callaghan, Lani Pallister, Brianna Throssell, Ariarne Titmus - gold medal in women's 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
16. Kaylee McKeown - gold medal in women's 200m backstroke (swimming)
17. Cameron McEvoy - gold medal in men's 50m freestyle (swimming)
18. Matthew Ebden/John Peers - gold medal in men's doubles (tennis)
19. Nicola Olyslagers - silver medal in women's high jump (athletics)
20. Jessica Hull - silver medal in women's 1500m (athletics)
21. Riley Fitzsimmons, Pierre van der Westhuyzen, Jackson Collins, Noah Havard - silver medal in men's kayak four 500m (canoe sprint)
22. Matthew Richardson - silver medal in men's sprint (cycling track)
23. Matthew Richardson - silver medal in men's keirin (cycling track)
24. Maddison Keeney - silver medal in women's 3m springboard (diving)
25. Christopher Burton - silver medal in eventing individual jumping (equestrian)
26. Moesha Johnson - silver medal in women's 10km (marathon swimming)
27. Grae Morris - silver medal in men's windsurfing (sailing)
28. Jack Robinson - silver medal in men's event (surfing)
29. Elijah Winnington - silver medal in men's 400m freestyle (swimming)
30. Jack Cartwright, Flynn Southam, Kai Taylor, Kyle Chalmers - silver medal in men's 4x100m freestyle relay (swimming)
31. Ariarne Titmus - silver medal in women's 200m freestyle (swimming)
32. Zac Stubblety-Coo k- silver medal in men's 200m breaststroke (swimming)
33. Kyle Chalmers - silver medal in men's 100m freestyle (swimming)
34. Ariarne Titmus - silver medal in women's 800m Freestyle (swimming)
35. Meg Harris - silver medal in women's 50m freestyle (swimming)
36. Kaylee McKeown, Jenna Strauch, Emma McKeon, Mollie O'Callaghan - silver medal in women's 4x100m medley relay (swimming)
37. Stingers - silver medal in women's event (water polo)
38. Jemima Montag - bronze medal in women's 20km race walk (athletics)
39. Eleanor Patterson - bronze medal in women's high jump (athletics)
40. Rhydian Cowley/Jemima Montag - bronze medal in mixed marathon race walk relay (athletics)
41. Matthew Denny - bronze medal in men's discus throw (athletics)
42. Opals - bronze medal in women's event (basketball)
43. Charlie Senior - bronze medal in men's 57kg (boxing)
44. Caitlin Parker - bronze medal in women's 75kg (boxing)
45. Jean van der Westhuyzen/Tom Green - bronze medal in men's kayak double 500m (canoe sprint)
46. Natalya Diehm - bronze medal in women's event (cycling BMX freestyle)
47. Leigh Hoffman, Matthew Richardson, Matthew Glaetzer - bronze medal in men's team sprint (cycling track)
48. Matthew Glaetzer - bronze medal in men's keirin (cycling track)
49. Annabelle McIntyre/Jessica Morrison - bronze medal in women's pair (rowing)
50. Penny Smith - bronze medal in women's trap (shooting)
51. Maximillian Giuliani, Flynn Southam, Elijah Winnington, Thomas Neill, - bronze medal in men's 4x200m freestyle relay (swimming)
52. Kaylee McKeown - bronze medal in women's 200m individual medley (swimming)
53. Kaylee McKeown, Joshua Yong, Matthew Temple, Mollie O'Callaghan - bronze medal in mixed 4x100m medley relay (swimming)