Australia

594 medals — 180 gold, 189 silver, 225 bronze — 10th in the all-time table by gold, then silver, then bronze. Best sport: Swimming (74 gold). Delegations stay as the source names them; historical teams are not merged into their successors.

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Gold180

Silver189

Bronze225

Medals59428 sports

Games271896–2024

Games by Games

Games	Place	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
2024 Paris	4	18	19	16	53
2020 Tokyo	6	17	7	22	46
2016 Rio de Janeiro	10	8	11	10	29
2012 London	8	8	15	12	35
2008 Beijing	6	14	15	17	46
2004 Athens	4	17	16	17	50
2000 Sydney	4	16	25	17	58
1996 Atlanta	7	9	9	23	41
1992 Barcelona	10	7	9	11	27
1988 Seoul	15	3	6	5	14
1984 Los Angeles	14	4	8	12	24
1980 Moscow	15	2	2	5	9
1976 Montreal	32	0	1	4	5
1972 Munich	6	8	7	2	17
1968 Mexico City	9	5	7	5	17
1964 Tokyo	8	6	2	10	18
1960 Rome	5	8	8	6	22
1956 Melbourne & Stockholm	3	13	8	14	35
1952 Helsinki	9	6	2	3	11
1948 London	14	2	6	5	13
1936 Berlin	30	0	0	1	1
1932 Los Angeles	10	3	1	1	5
1928 Amsterdam	19	1	2	1	4
1924 Paris	11	3	1	2	6
1920 Antwerp	16	0	2	1	3
1900 Paris	18	0	0	3	3
1896 Athens	8	2	0	0	2

By sport

Sport	Gold	Medals
Swimming	74	226
Athletics	22	83
Cycling	18	62
Sailing	14	31
Rowing	13	45
Canoeing	8	32
Equestrian	6	15
Shooting	5	12
Field hockey	4	13
Diving	3	15
Skateboarding	3	3
Tennis	2	7
Triathlon	1	5
Weightlifting	1	4
Water polo	1	4
Volleyball	1	3
Archery	1	3
Taekwondo	1	2
Modern pentathlon	1	1
Rugby sevens	1	1
Boxing	0	7
Basketball	0	7
Softball	0	4
Wrestling	0	3
Judo	0	2
Surfing	0	2
Gymnastics	0	1
Baseball	0	1

Most decorated

Athlete	Gold	Medals
Emma McKeon	6	14
Ian Thorpe	5	9
Kaylee McKeown	5	9
Mollie O'Callaghan	5	8
Dawn Fraser	4	8
Cate Campbell	4	8
Ariarne Titmus	4	8
Murray Rose	4	6
Betty Cuthbert	4	4
Leisel Jones	3	9
Petria Thomas	3	8
Grant Hackett	3	7
Emily Seebohm	3	7
Andrew Hoy	3	6
Jessica Fox	3	6