Snow Australia is pleased to announce that the FIS JNR SBX Series, powered by the Chumpy Pullin Foundation, is back in 2024 for the third straight year.
Women of Winter, the Snow Australia initiative that aims to champion and empower Snowsports Women to reach their full potential, will be holding two networking events in July. This series of networking events is an opportunity for participants to make connections with other women employed in our diverse snow industry, while creating awareness of career opportunities within the community.
This season Snow Australia are offering volunteers mentoring and shadowing opportunities at Interschools for those looking to become more experienced to undertake roles, such as start referee, finish referee, and chief of gates roles.
Seve de Campo has pushed through the toughest event on the World Cup circuit, the Tour de Ski. He knows the value of resilience and has once again been named a Mental Fitness Ambassador with the Australian Institute of Sport.
A few hours before the NSW Premier officially opened the National Snowsports Training Centre in Jindabyne last week, Snow Australia hosted the Breakfast of Champions, bringing together stars of today, tomorrow and yesteryear.
Members of the Snow Australia community were recognised at last night’s 2023 Victorian Sport Awards.
OWIA Mogul’s Coach Peter McNeil, Snowboarder Scotty James and Mogul Skier Jakara Anthony were all awarded top gongs for their achievements last year.
As temperatures drop in the mountains, Australia’s National Alpine, Ski CrossTeam and Emerging Talent athletes have gathered at the National Snowsports Training Centre in Jindabyne, NSW to put their bodies to the test.
Australian success in winter sports has received a significant boost with the opening of the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) today in Jindabyne.
With the July school Holidays just around the corner, the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) is excited to add some bonus sessions to our schedule for those visiting during this time.
Whilst blogger and journalist Rachael Oakes-Ash is best known for being the driving force behind blog ‘Snows Best’, she has worn many hats within the snow community.
Rachael was a late starter on snow, first hitting the slopes at Thredbo as an adult before becoming hooked years later after a trip to New Zealand.
The 2024 cohort from Snow Australia’s Emerging Talent Program will come together at the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) in Jindabyne for the Season Launch Camp this weekend.
Snow Australia is seeking expressions of interest from coaches and other suitably experienced persons to work with the Cross Country Skiing High Performance Program during the 2024/2025 season.
The Snow Academy is now live for 2024 with new courses and improved accessibility! The Snow Academy is Snow Australia's online education hub, providing coaches, athletes, officials, and other snowsports community members with access to specialised courses, accreditations, and resources.
We have created two surveys we would like all members of the community to fill out whether you currently volunteer or not. We want to know what motivates you to participate, but also the barriers which stand in the way of people giving back.
Alice Chilcott has transitioned successfully from Olympic alpine skier to FIS Technical Delegate. We caught up with Alice to talk about why she's so willing to keep giving back to the sport.