Australian viewers have a rich schedule of Winter Olympic action to follow on Monday, 16 February, as the Milano-Cortina 2026 Games continue.

Coverage is available across free-to-air and streaming platforms in Australia, ensuring fans can watch both live competition and highlights from events featuring athletes from around the world including the green and gold contingent.

Australians can tune in on the Nine Network and the 9Now streaming service, with comprehensive action also available through Stan Sport for live and on-demand coverage of every discipline.

Channel timings align with the significant time difference between Italy and Australia, with many events airing in the evening or overnight local time.

The Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics are held across multiple venues in northern Italy, and competition runs from early February through the closing ceremony on 22 February.

On Monday, key medal events span several sports, reflecting the depth and variety of disciplines at these Games.

Fans can expect thrilling finals and decisive races in Alpine skiing, figure skating, freestyle skiing and more.

The official Olympic schedule confirms that long-awaited medal rounds in men’s Alpine slalom, freestyle skiing big air and pairs figure skating will feature, alongside finals in ski jumping and other contested events scheduled for the day.

In short-track speed skating, finals in women’s 1000 metres bring some of the sport’s fastest competition to the Ice Forum in Milan, while short track qualifiers and heats unfold throughout the late morning and early afternoon in Central European Time.

Fans prepared for dramatic downhill cold-weather racing can follow the men’s slalom runs and bobsleigh heats, each offering potential podium moments and medal outcomes.

The figure skating pairs free skate, a highlight of the day’s schedule, showcases artistic and technical prowess as competitors vie for Olympic medals in one of winter sport’s most celebrated disciplines.

Australian athletes continue to deliver historic performances at these Games.

Already boasting multiple medals, including dual moguls gold from Jakara Anthony, the Australian team remains in strong competitive form and will be a focal point for viewers tuning in from home.

Coverage throughout the day and into the evening will capture individual achievement and national pride, with broadcasters offering expert commentary, replays and highlights tailored to Australian audiences.

The mix of live broadcast, streaming platforms and on-demand options enables fans to experience the full breadth of competition at this milestone edition of the Winter Olympics.