AOC Media Centre - Rio 2016

Chiller updates Rio progress, 30 April 2014Australian Olympic Team Chef de Mission was in Rio de Janeiro on a planning visit over Easter. On 30 April 2014 she updated media on concerns and positives she saw, at the conclusion of the Campaign Rio Forum.

Chiller announces 10 sport Team Leaders for Rio 2016Australian Olympic Team Chef de Mission Kitty Chiller wraps up the 2nd Campaign Rio Forum and announces the first sport Team Leaders from 10 sports on 30 April 2014.

Sir Peter Cosgrove speaks to Campaign Rio Sir Peter Gosgrove, Governor-General of Australia, speaks to a room of coaches and administrators at the Campaign Rio forum at Sydney Olympic Park on 29 April 2014. He spoke of the importance of leadership, teamwork, ethos and how important sport is to Australia.

Rio 2016 preparations 'worse than Athens': CoatesIOC Vice President John Coates says Rio 2016 preparations are further behind than for the Athens 2004 Games, on 29 April 2014 at Sydney Olympic Park.

Qantas flying to 2016The Australian Olympic Team's longest serving sponsor, Qantas, has signed on for another four years towards Sochi 2014 and Rio 2016.

Olympic Champion Skinners works with DOW Chemicals'At Dow, we see what it takes to be an Olympian, along with the hard work and discipline required to be truly exceptional at your field.'

Catch up with Chloe EspositoOver a year after she won Modern Pentathlon gold at Rio, Chloe Esposito discusses her next big thing.

Olympic stars inspire students in CanberraA host of Australia's Rio 2016 athletes headed to Giralang Primary School in Canberra to answer questions and help out with PDHPE class.

Perth Welcomes Home the 2016 TeamHundreds of Aussie Olympic fans turned out to Welcome Home 2016 Olympians.

Hobart welcomes home the 2016 TeamHundreds of Tasmanians turned out to welcome home the 2016 Australian Olympic Team.

Massive Brisbane crowd welcome home Rio athletesBrisbane has put on a spectacular welcome home celebration with hundreds of fans turning out to take selfies and get signatures with their favourite athletes.

Adelaide Welcome Home celebrationsHundreds of South Australians turned out to say hi to some of the 2016 Australian Olympic Team.

Welcome Home Celebration MelbourneThe 2016 Olympic Team says a huge thanks to Victorians for supporting the Team on the Rio journey.

Sydney kicks off Welcome Home celebrationsSydney played host to the first leg of the Welcome Home celebrations today, hosting a number of Rio Olympians at the Opera House.

#OneTeamTake a look back at the Rio 2016 campaign through the lens of the team hashtag #OneTeam

Australian Medallists of the Rio GamesReaction from our medal winners of the Rio Games.

Kitty Chiller says #OneTeam was a successKitty Chiller is proud the Australian Olympic Team has become #OneTeam after hard the work to build team culture and respect from within.

Kim Brennan beaming as flag bearer.Kim Brennan has been chosen as the flag bearer for the closing ceremony. Kim won gold in the women's rowing single scull 2000m.

Shattered. Patty Mills puts on a brave face after tough loss to Spain. The Australian men's basketball team went down to Spain in the bronze medal match in a nail-biter. Patty Mills gives an emotional response after the game.

Athletics continues to step forwardOur Rio athletics team put forward a terrific overall performance at the Games with two medals in race walking, and 28 athletes achieving top 16 results in their respective competitions. Things are looking on the up for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

Travis Mahoney and Matt Abood shoutout back home. The comedy duo of Travis Mahoney and Matt Abood go above and beyond to say thanks to their supporters in Australia.

Kitty Chiller proud of team’s efforts at RioKitty Chiller is very proud of the hard work and medals won by the 2016 Australian Olympic team and is optimistic about what lies ahead.

Men's K4 a proud fourth, who will go on to Tokyo?An exhausted Ken Wallace, Riley Fitzsimmons, Jacob Clear and Jordan Wood fronted the media and spoke about their day's racing and discussed who will go on to Tokyo 2020.

Changing of the guard for triathlon women.Veterans Emma Moffatt and Erin Densham put in a strong showing finishing 6th and 12th respectively in the women's triathlon. They passed the baton to young gun Ashleigh Gentle, who placed 26th in her olympic debut race.

Female golfers proud of Olympic effortsFemale golfers Minjee Lee (equal 7th) and Su Oh (equal 13th) put up very respectable performances for Australia in the first Olympic golf event since 1904 and look forward to bigger and better things at Tokyo 2020.