Behind the scenes of a busy Australian winter, are many people working hard to make sure that everyone visiting the snow has the best experience possible.
The 2026 Emerging Talent Program (ETP) athletes took over the National Snowsports Training Facility (NSTC) in Jindabyne over the weekend for the annual launch camp.
Phil Bellingham has officially retired from international competition and while stepping away from the elite levels of the sport signals a change of pace, it doesn’t mean a change of scenery. With the countdown to the domestic season underway, Bellingham is preparing for a different experience in 2026.
Snow Australia has secured $300,000 as part of the NSW Government Infrastructure Funding grant to progress the construction of a rail line and dry slope at the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) in Jindabyne, a project that will unlock year-round training opportunities for Australian snowsports athletes.
Athletes of Snow Australia’s Emerging Talent Program (ETP) will take over the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) in Jindabyne this weekend, as the cohort of athletes comes together for the annual launch camp.
Ned Neill is entering his third season as a volunteer in the Interschools Snowsport Championships and snowsport community, after a career in ski racing.
NAMA is an independent volunteer run and operated museum with a focus on the stories of Australia's alpine regions. Their latest Touring Exhibition is called 'Stories from the Games' and focuses what goes on behind the camera, the big and small stories from athletes, coaches, officials, families and friends as told by a single photo.
Snow Australia is excited to announce an opportunity to join the team at the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) in Jindabyne as the NSTC Operations Manager.
Following a thorough search process, Snow Australia is pleased to announce the appointment of Ben Bond as the organisation’s new General Manager - Sport.
The inaugural Snow Summit has been declared a resounding success marking a milestone moment for Australia’s snow industry. Over 5-6 May, experts from all sectors of the industry came together at Thredbo for two days of learning, collaboration and sector-wide planning with Snow Australia pleased to play a role in the event.
Snow Australia wishes to acknowledge the support of Zac Zaharias and Peak Learning Adventures for their valued contribution to the Australian Cross Country Ski Team.
For most people, representing Australia at three Olympic Games would be the defining chapter of their life story. For Brodie Summers, it was the foundation for everything that came next.