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Winter Olympics 2022 -- Highlights from the closing ceremony in Beijing
In the last night of the Olympic Games, Jessie Diggins earned a silver and Mikaela Shiffrin just missed a medal. Live updates here.
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Australians had Beijing hits and misses
Missed opportunities as well as a record medal haul was Australian team chef de mission Geoff Lipshut's takeaway from the Winter Olympics, which close in Beijing on Sunday.
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BEIJING 2022
Australians bow out in team sprint semifinals
Australia's teams have failed to qualify for the sprint classic finals in Olympic cross country skiing as the German women claimed an improbable gold medal.
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Team USA and Canada, hockey's two greatest women's hockey titans, meet for gold again
It's the rivalry, it's the showdown, it's the gold-medal game Olympic fans have been expecting and waiting for: Team USA vs. Canada.
Trouble with the curve: Unlucky No. 13 is treacherous for lugers and bobsled racers
For the superstitious, Curve 13 might have already been a problem, but the turn has proved to be a haven for crashes in bobsled and luge.
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WINTER OLYMPICS
Walker finishes fifth in monobob
Bree Walker has fallen agonisingly short of another Olympic sliding medal for Australia, finishing fifth in the women's monobob in Beijing.
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BEIJING 2022
Aussie Narracott slides to skeleton history
Jackie Narracott has made Australian Olympic history by winning a shock silver medal in the women's skeleton at the Beijing Winter Games.
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More Olympic misfortune for Brockhoff
Australian Belle Brockhoff has been taken to hospital for x-rays after crashing heavily during the quarter-finals of the mixed snowboard cross teams event at the Beijing Olympics.
Winter Olympics 2022: The most inspiring moments so far
Lindsey Jacobellis. Nathan Chen. Chloe Kim. The 2022 Winter Olympics aren't even at the halfway point but we've already seen some incredible moments. Here are some of our favorites so far.
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Camplin a key piece in Jakara's jigsaw
It was fitting that Alisa Camplin-Warner brought Jakara Anthony jigsaw puzzles to calm her mind before her gold medal moguls run, because she ended up being the missing piece.
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Skater Corey crashes out of short track
Australian short track speed skater Brendan Corey's hopes of emulating Steve Bradbury's Olympic heroics have ended with him crashing out in the quarter-finals of the men's 1000m.
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Guseli aims to go big in Games halfpipe
While all eyes are on his superstar teammate Scotty James, Australian teen snowboarder and Olympic debutant Valentino Guseli is feeling good about his chances.
Australian Olympic luger looks to gen next
Alex Ferlazzo is hopeful Australia's Olympic best performance in luge will inspire the next generation to try riding a four-wheeled home-made sled down a hill.
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China's Gu lands 1st 1620 of career, secures gold
Nicknamed the "Snow Princess," American-born Eileen Gu, 18, of China was overwhelmed after completing the first 1620 of her career, a move that landed her an Olympic gold medal in the freestyle big air competition.
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Anthony strikes gold in women's moguls
New Olympic champion Jakara Anthony has taken women's moguls into a new league after crushing the competition to end Australia's 12-year Winter Olympics gold-medal drought.
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NZ wins first gold, Aussie bronze in snowboard
Australian snowboarder Tess Coady has won Australia's first medal of the 2022 Beijing Olympics, claiming bronze in the women's slopestyle as her close friend Zoi Sadowski Synnott became the first New Zealander to top the podium at a Winter Games.
Aussie curlers in double win after reprieve
Hours after announcing they were leaving the Winter Olympics early due to Tahli Gill's positive COVID-19 test, Australia's mixed doubles curlers have claimed two historic victories.
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10 Aussie Olympians to watch in Beijing
The Winter Olympics are upon us, with Australia sending a 44-strong team to compete. We've brought together a list of the top 10 Australian athletes you need to keep an eye out for in Beijing.
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2022 Beijing Winter Olympics: Following the opening ceremonies in Beijing
The Olympic Games have begun. Here are some updates from the opening ceremonies in Beijing.
Beijing Olympics begin with lockdown, boycotts
China, the country where the coronavirus outbreak emerged two years ago, launched a locked-down Winter Olympics on Friday, proudly projecting its might on the most global of stages even as some Western governments mounted a diplomatic boycott.
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- IOC pressed to allow Indigenous lacrosse team
- England win 6-0 but Team GB to miss Olympics
- International hockey to mandate neck guards
- Luge's Mazdzer, Olympic silver medalist, retiring
- Bobsledder Humphries announces she's pregnant
- Hamby lifts U.S. women to 3x3 AmeriCup gold
- Weather wipes out 3rd men's WCup skiing event
Medal Tracker
Overall Medal Leaders
- 37
NOR - 32
ROC - 27
GER
Individual Medal Leaders
Gold
 NOR | 16 |
 GER | 12 |
 CHN | 9 |
Silver
 ROC | 12 |
| GER | 10 |
 USA | 10 |
Bronze
| ROC | 14 |
 CAN | 14 |
| NOR | 13 |
Overall Medal Leaders
- 5Bø
- 5Bolshunov
- 5Roeiseland
Individual Medal Leaders
Gold
| Bø | 4 |
| Bolshunov | 3 |
| Roeiseland | 3 |
Silver
 Fillon Maillet | 3 |
 Takagi | 3 |
 Minjeong | 2 |
Bronze
| Latypov | 3 |
| Roeiseland | 2 |
 Liu | 2 |