When does the action begin? How to watch live? And are there any genuine heated rivalries? Your questions about the Milano Cortina Games answered

For Australia, the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 Opening Ceremony will start at 6am AEDT Saturday, February 7 on Channel Nine, 9Now and Stan. We will be awake to hear Carey whistle tone in the games before she disappears until next Christmas.

The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics are set to light up screens across Australia, starting with the Opening Ceremony.

The 20-year-old Guseli received a surprise eleventh-hour entry to the event after a rival competitor’s withdrawal, and he capitalised in spectacular fashion as he nailed a stunning trick in his last run, receiving a score of 91.50 — the second-highest individual score of the evening.

Stream every moment and every medal of the 2026 Milan Cortina Games on Peacock. Read more NBC News coverage of the Olympics and the athletes competing. Max Naumov struggled to get back on the ice after his parents were killed in a plane crash.

Australia is capable of its best finish at a Winter Olympics, with Bree Walker, Scotty James and Jakara Anthony leading the charge for Olympic gold.

Australia has a "home away from home" for the Milan Cortina Olympics at the European Training Centre in Gavirate, Italy.

Australia is hoping Milano Cortina 2026 will be its most successful Winter Olympics in history. The reason for Australia's winter sports surge has its roots in a 70-year-old snubbing.

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Australia has claimed only one medal in snowboard cross but suddenly has three great chances this time. From Cooma, the same NSW town that produced Torah Bright, Baff, 23, has been emerging as a major talent for some years now.

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The Winter Olympics is officially underway after an eye-catching Opening Ceremony at Milan's iconic San Siro Stadium. But for Australia and many other nations, there were only a small contingent of athletes present at the main venue for the traditional Parade of Nations.