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How many years was the Olympics at Australia for?
2 years
Who is Australia's biggest hope for this years Olympics?
if this year is 2012 london olympics i think its swimming or maybe something else but im sure its a sport in the olympics
Why are they Olympics every 4 years?
because in the other years there are other games!
What other year was the Olympics held in Beijing?
no other years
What countries will be in 2012 Olympics?
Same as the 2008 Olympics, and the 2004 Olympics, and the Olympics before that. and every other 4 years since the Olympics started.
How many olympic gold medals has Australia won in the last 20 years?
68. In the last 5 Summer Olympics, Australia has won 63 gold medals and in the last 5 Winter Olympics, Australia has won 5 gold medals.
How many medals did Australia win in the 1976 Olympics?
The 1976 Montreal Olympics were boycotted by 23 Third World countries. It was not one of Australia's greatest Olympic years with 1 silver and 4 bronze medals.
What sport besides swimming did Michael Phelps participate in?
22 olympic medals, 18 of which are gold, 8 gols in a single Olympics, greatest olympian ever, swimmer. Like 12 world records
Who was the youngest person to compete in the Olympics for Australia?
Ronnie Steragte at the age of 9 years 312 days on rings.
How many years has Australia been competing in the Olympics?
Australia has been competing in the modern Olympics since its beginning - 1896. However, that first year, there was just one athlete from Australia. His name was Edward Flack, he was born in England was living in England in 1896; however, since he had resided in Australia for most of his life, he was considered suitably qualified as an "Australian" to be Australia's representative.
What frequency are the olympic games held?
The Olympic Games are every four years. There is a winter Olympics and a summer Olympics. The next summer Olympics is in 2016 in Rio de Janeiro.
What are the Olympics years?
The Olympics are held every 4 years, the next Olympics is that of 1012 in London.
