Australian skier Jakara Anthony made history at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Livigno, Italy, by winning the first-ever gold medal in dual moguls, a new and unpredictable event in the Olympic program. The 27-year-old Victorian secured her second career gold and Australia's third of the Games, marking the country's most successful Winter Olympics to date. Anthony demonstrated exceptional skill throughout the knockout rounds, defeating American competitors including the singles champion Elizabeth Lemley in the semifinals and Jaelin Kauf in the final, with a score of 20 to 15 points. Kauf earned her second silver medal of the Games, while Lemley took bronze after a fall in her semifinal. Anthony's victory not only signifies her personal achievement but also makes her the first Australian winter athlete to win two gold medals in Olympic history. The event was held under challenging snowy conditions, emphasizing the resilience and talent of the athletes. Additionally, fellow Australian Scotty James narrowly missed gold in the men's snowboard halfpipe, winning silver, and expressed his intention to continue competing for another four years despite the disappointment. The Games also saw the withdrawal of Australian aerials skier Laura Peel due to a serious knee injury, highlighting the physical toll of the competition. Overall, Australia's performance in these Winter Olympics has been historic, with multiple medals and record-breaking achievements.