AOC Media Centre - 2012 London

Village Art 2012Cameron - Maroochydore State School, QLD

Village Art 2012Hayley - Llandilo School, NSW

Middlewight Ross ready for London22-year-old Jesse Ross from Queensland will make his Olympic debut in London in the middlewight division.

Village Art 2012Alexander - Lake Windmere School, SA

Bantam BallaIbrahim Balla is a bantamweight boxer from Victoria who qualified for the London Olympics after winning his first senior national title.

Flyweight Woods flying to London19-year-old Jackson Woods from Tasmania heads to London in the 52kg flyweight division.

Village Art 2012Primary school students were invited to submit artwork to decorate the apartments in the Olympic Village of the 2012 Australian Olympic Team in London. Over 2000 pieces of artwork were received from 60 schools across Australia. The art will welcome the athletes and make them feel “at home” in the Village.

Village Art 2012Zane - Hilliard School, QLD

Village Art 2012Maddie - Gulmarrad School, NSW

Village Art 2012Braydan - Forster School, NSW

Village Art 2012Charlie - Esperance School, WA

Village Art 2012Jonathon - Dampier School, WA

Village Art 2012Angel - Bletchley Park School, WA

Village Art 2012Nakita - Allendale East School, SA

Village Art 2012Mariya - Albury School, NSW

Brad barnstorming on to LondonTriathlete Brad Kahlefeldt is right on track for his second Olympic appearance. Kahlefeldt was named for early Olympic nomination in December and can now focus 100% on racing in London.

Young gun Opetaia set for London heaviesAt 17 years of age, Jai Opetaia will become Australia's youngest ever boxing Olympian when he competes in the heavyweight division in London.

London calling Emma MoffattTriathlete Emma Moffatt talks about the interesting way she found out about her Olympic pre-selection. The 2008 Olympic bronze medallist talks about her form leading to London.

Billy the kid light as a fly but tough as nailsLight flyweight boxer Billy Ward made the transition from gymnastics to boxing and will make his Olympic debut in London.

Macca's Olympic dreamIronman champion Chris McCormack has locked his sights on a London Olympic berth. At the age of 38 McCormack has achieved so much in ironman but seeks the new challenge of Olympic selection.

Larkin's Olympic Dream Now A RealityMitch Larkin is presented to Chef de Mission Nick Green and Swimming Australia President David Urquhart at the announcement of the 2012 Australian Olympic Swim Team at the conclusion of the National Championships in Adelaide on 22 March, 2012. 44 athletes were selected.

'The Missle' London BoundJames Magnussen is cheered on during the announcement of the 2012 Australian Olympic Swim Team at the conclusion of the National Championships in Adelaide on 22 March, 2012. 44 athletes were selected.

Arnamnart's Crowd SupportDaniel Arnamnart is cheered on during the announcement of the 2012 Australian Olympic Swim Team at the conclusion of the National Championships in Adelaide on 22 March, 2012. 44 athletes were selected.

Lightweight Luke in finest boxing form for LondonLeading the men's boxing team to London will be lightweight Luke Jackson.

Hoops hopes for goldIndigenous boxer Damien Hooper from Dalby in Queensland is out to try and win Australia's first ever Olympic gold medal in boxing.