During National Careers Week, we’re shining a light on the snow industry as more than a season — it can be a credible long-term career pathway with diverse roles.
For National Careers Week, we sat down with Milano Cortina 2026 Olympian and Brisbane Broncos Game Day Operations Executive, Abbey Willcox, to talk about career paths, networking, and why having a life outside snow is one of the best things she's ever done for her skiing.
After three and a half years serving as the National Snowsport Training Centre (NSTC) General Manager, Cathy Lambert is stepping away from her role at Snow Australia.
Snow Australia is pleased to announce the 80 athletes selected for the 2026 Emerging Talent Program (ETP), marking one of the largest and most diverse intakes in the program’s history.
At the 2026 Snow Australia Awards in Melbourne, four Australian winter athletes were honoured with the prestigious Snow Australia Medal, recognising their careers as they transition into the next chapter.
After making her Olympic debut in Milan Cortina, 16-year-old Indra Brown caps off an incredible breakout season, taking out the award for Junior Athlete of the Year at the 2026 Snow Australia Awards, held in her home city of Melbourne in April.
The Snow Australia Awards wrapped up in Melbourne over the weekend, bringing together the snowsports community to celebrate athlete achievements from an exciting northern hemisphere season and Olympic and Paralympic Games.
After another impressive season at the helm of the Australian moguls team, Peter McNiel, was awarded ‘Coach of the Year’ at the Snow Australia Awards in April.
Snow Australia’s National Discipline Committees (NDCs) recently convened in Melbourne following the Snow Australia Awards night for a cross-discipline workshop to begin shaping the next 10-year strategic direction for Australian snow sports.
Australia’s snowboard cross program delivered its most successful season to date in 2025/26, highlighted by Josie Baff’s historic Olympic gold medal and remarkable depth across both the World Cup circuit and development pathways.
Australia’s park and pipe program delivered a standout 2025/26 season, highlighted by an Olympic medal, X Games success and Junior World Championships podiums, alongside strong World Cup performances across both snowboard and freeski.
The 2026 Snow Australia Awards marked the official homecoming of the Australian Olympic and Paralympic team from the Milano-Cortina Games, with the snowsports community coming together to celebrate the achievements from the year that was in Melbourne tonight.
Transitions was the central theme of the Olympic Winter Institute of Australia (OWIA) and Snow Australia 2026 H3 Summit, with athletes, coaches and support staff from across the winter sports disciplines coming together in Melbourne today.
Australia’s cross-country skiing program delivered a historic season in 2025/26, highlighted by breakthrough World Cup results, record Olympic performances and growing depth across all levels of international competition.