All 53 of Australia's incredible medal victories at Paris Olympics 2024
Every Aussie medallist in Paris
Australia broke its record for most gold medals at an Olympic Games.
The green and gold superstars collected no less than 18 of them in Paris.
But all up there were 53 event medals collected by the Aussies.
Here is every single one of them.
GOLD | cycling (track) | women's time trial
Grace Brown got Australia's Games off to a flying start when she won gold in the women's time trial.
Even though the weather was pretty awful with all that rain, she powered through and finished with an impressive time of 39 minutes and 38 seconds.
SILVER | swimming | men's 400m freestyle
Elijah Winnington claimed Australia's first medal in the pool, and it was agonisingly close to gold. Fellow Aussie Sam Short finished fourth and just missed out on making it an Aussie double on the podium.
GOLD | swimming | women's 400m freestyle
Ariarne Titmus was flagged as the first gold medal chance of the Games before Grace Brown pipped her.
In the women's 400m freestyle, she bested rival Katie Ledecky.
SILVER | swimming | men's 4x100m freestyle relay
Jack Cartwright, Flynn Southam, Kai Taylor, Kyle Chalmers. (Heats: William Yang)
The Aussies trailed for much of the first three legs, but Kai Taylor put them into medal contention in the third leg, before Kyle Chalmers stormed home to claim silver.
GOLD | swimming | women's 4x100 m freestyle relay
Meg Harris, Shayna Jack, Emma McKeon, Mollie O'Callaghan, (Heats: Bronte Campbell, Olivia Wunsch)
Our "untouchables" won their fourth-straight gold in this race. This gold also moved Emma McKeon past Ian Thorpe and into clear air on the Australian all-time gold medal winner's list.
GOLD | canoe slalom | women's kayak
Australian flag bearer Jessica Fox won bronze in kayak in Tokyo, but avenged those demons to win gold in Paris.
SILVER | equestrian | individual eventing
Three years after he was cruelly denied a chance to compete in Tokyo, Chris Burton won Australia's third silver medal of Paris 2024 thanks to a flawless final ride at Chateau de Versailles.
GOLD | swimming | women's 200m freestyle
Mollie O'Callaghan truly dominated the Olympics, securing three gold medals along with a silver and a bronze.
SILVER | swimming | women's 200m freestyle
O'Callaghan's glory was Ariarne Titmus' pain. She finished second in the 200m freestyle final as Australia finished 1-2 for the first time in 20 years.
