The first Australian team gold medalists

1948 ✓ 1951 ✓ 1953 ✓ 1957 ✓

1960 ✓ 1966 ✓

1960, Rome ✓ 1964, Tokyo ✓ 1968, Tel Aviv ✓ 1972, Heidelberg ✓ 1976, Toronto ✓ 1980, Arnhem ✓ 1984, New York City and Stoke Mandeville ✓ 1988, Seoul ✓ 1992, Barcelona ✓ 1992, Madrid ✓ 1996, Atlanta ✓ 2000, Sydney ✓ 2004, Athens ✓ 2008, Beijing ✓ 2012, London ✓ 2016, Rio ✓

1976, Örnsköldsvik ✓ 1980, Geilo ✓ 1984, Innsbruck ✓ 1988, Innsbruck ✓ 1992, Albertville ✓ 1994, Lillehammer ✓ 1998, Nagano ✓ 2002, Salt Lake City ✓ 2006, Torino ✓ 2010, Vancouver ✓ 2014, Sochi ✓ 2018, PyeongChang ✓

1975, Oita ✓ 1977, Sydney ✓ 1982, Hong Kong ✓ 1986, Surakarta ✓ 1989, Kobe ✓ 1994, Beijing ✓ 1999, Bangkok ✓ 2002, Busan ✓ 2006, Kuala Lumpur ✓

1962, Perth ✓ 1966, Kingston ✓ 1970, Edinburgh ✓ 1974, Dunedin ✓

Cycling 2020 ✓ Rowing 2019 ✓ Cycling 2019 ✓ Swimming 2019 ✓ Cycling 1994 ✓ Swimming 1998 ✓ Swimming 2002 ✓ Athletics 1994 ✓ Athletics 1998 ✓ Athletics 2002 ✓ Athletics 2006 ✓ Athletics 2011 ✓ Athletics 2013 ✓ Athletics 2015 ✓ Athletics 2017 ✓ Cycling 2018 ✓ Cycling 2017 ✓ Cycling 2016 ✓ Cycling 2015 ✓ Cycling 2014 ✓ Cycling 2013 ✓ Cycling 2012 ✓ Cycling 2010 ✓ Cycling 2009 ✓ Cycling 2007 ✓ Cycling 2006 ✓ Cycling 2002 ✓ Cycling 1998 ✓ Rowing 2017 ✓ Rowing 2015 ✓ Rowing 2014 ✓ Rowing 2013 ✓ Rowing 2011 ✓ Rowing 2010 ✓ Rowing 2009 ✓ Rowing 2007 ✓ Rowing 2006 ✓ Rowing 2005 ✓ Rowing 2004 ✓ Rowing 2003 ✓ Rowing 2002 ✓ Skiing 2019 ✓ Skiing 2017 ✓ Skiing 2015 ✓ Skiing 2013 ✓ Skiing 2011 ✓ Skiing 2009 ✓ Skiing 2004 ✓ Skiing 2000 ✓ Skiing 1996 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball Gold Cup 1983 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball Gold Cup 1986 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball Gold Cup 1990 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball Gold Cup 1994 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball Gold Cup 1998 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball Gold Cup 2002 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball 2006 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball 2010 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball 2014 ✓ Wheelchair Basketball 2018 ✓ Wheelchair Rugby 1995 ✓ Wheelchair Rugby 1998 ✓ Wheelchair Rugby 2002 ✓ Wheelchair Rugby 2006 ✓ Wheelchair Rugby 2010 ✓ Wheelchair Rugby 2018 ✓ Wheelchair Rugby 2014 ✓