The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics are set to light up screens across Australia, starting with the Opening Ceremony.

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The Winter Olympics is officially underway after an eye-catching Opening Ceremony at Milan's iconic San Siro Stadium. But for Australia and many other nations, there were only a small contingent of athletes present at the main venue for the traditional Parade of Nations.

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The 2026 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony unfolds across Italy, with Mariah Carey headlining. Here’s when & where to watch it in Australia.

For Australia, the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 Opening Ceremony will start at 6am AEDT Saturday, February 7 on Channel Nine, 9Now and Stan. We will be awake to hear Carey whistle tone in the games before she disappears until next Christmas.