The Sydney 2000 Olympics - The Complete Film | Olympic History

[@AussieFIag]

I had goose bumps all the way through this video. As a very proud Australian, I may be bias, but these games were definitely the, friendliest, happiest and brought out the best in every athlete. I was there, the streets and events were ALIVE!

[@Elainerulesutube]

What a happy memorable time this was! Who would have thought a year later the world changed forever?

[@oneworldfamily]

As a Brit who was living in New Zealand at the time, there was definitely something exceptional about the Sydney Olympics that the world had not seen before. I believe Sydney became the blueprint for really how to put on an Olympic Games.

[@iamarizonaball2642]

being born in '09, not going to lie, this must've been one of the best ways to start the new mellenium.

[@paulej2172]

I have watched EVERY opening ceremony of the Olympics ever broadcast since 1968........Sydney 2000 was without doubt the greatest that has ever been performed.........The Olympics themselves were the most brilliantly planned, organised, run and trouble free in ALL respects of any held since 1956..... and they even beat Melbourne. They made a profit with future world tourism to this country and EVERY one of the sporting venues and accommodation sites are still being used!!!!!!!.......... Transport and accommodation was a dream. Organization was brilliant, security precautions stunning. Nothing will ever come close to the 2000 games

[@zacharyelder349]

I've watch the Olympics since 2004. Basically I first watch it when I was 9 years old.

[@jphillips3571]

Pedro Australians must be racist to have revolved their games around the aborigines. Most Australians love the indigenous people, even though most of them live thousands of kms apart and have never met any. Many, many Australians do what they can to help aborigines in their professional capacity, and all are supported financially by the government. It has only just dawned on authorities that their social problems are based on trauma which is passed on from one generation to the next. Hopefully their psychological problems can be addressed directly in future. The actions/inactions of governments does not reflect the attitudes of the people

[@philsurtees]

Yeah ... as stated in this video, the whole bloody country stopped to watch Kathy Freeman and 'vibe' he on, after which she did a victory lap with BOTH flags. Exactly how ignorant can one person be? The hilarious thing is that in the real world, Australia is easily one of the LEAST racist countries; which is not something I am just saying, it's been shown in numerous worldwide studies. One quarter of current Australians were born overseas somewhere for goodness sake!n Which is why Australia has also been found, in numerous studies, to be one of the most multicultural countries in the world. Of course there are some racists; sadly they are everywhere, in every country. However there are very few in Australia and, as pointed out by - +j Phillips - the vast majority of Australians are disgusted by what was done to the Aborigines and would do almost anything to solve the problem. Unfortunately though, it's a problem that has no easy answers and needs to be solved over the course of generations. The Aborigines know that, which is why Kathy Freeman carried BOTH flags. Let's hope ignoramuses like poor, uneducated, clueless Pedro don't make matters worse by spreading their hateful racist bile. It's funny that a huge racist like Pedro - whose comments are the VERY DEFINITION of racism - is calling an entire nation racist!

[@jmc1908]

+Yurek Hunt Very well said :)

[@tracyelizabethmaxwellmckay1603]

Wonderful

[@Archived.Account-z3c]

I wish to go back in time and watch Sydney Olympics 2000 again.. This looks beautiful..

[@thomasober2096]

It really was. I remember we sat infront of the television sometimes before school to watch this. It was the first time I wanted to go to Australia.

[@mandordaz]

True that. And now, we had in London the worst games ever.

[@Archived.Account-z3c]

Armando O I watched it before... I wasn't impressed. :/ But I cannot wait for 2016.. :)

[@Salesiable]

Me too I so would love to go back in Time To September 2000 To Relieve The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games including the Unforgettable Opening & Closing Ceremony And 16 Incredible Days Of Competition

[@Salesiable]

That was the number one best Olympic game in history and my favourite olympic game ever i am so proud to watch the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games i will never forget the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games including The Opening And Closing Ceremony and 16 Days Of Competition. It Will Remain In My Memories and In My Hearts Forever And For the rest of my life

[@Elainerulesutube]

What a happy, memorable time this was! A year later, the world changed forever.

[@moaakinola2658]

@@Elainerulesutube The world changed forever with the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack!

[@Elainerulesutube]

@@moaakinola2658 That's what I am talking about.

[@Verity12ful]

I remember sitting in the lounge room 9 years old eyes glued to the opening ceremony.

[@thegreatnative]

Best ever games. I was only 13 during the Sydney Olympics and it was during school holidays in NZ. I got to watch all of it enjoyed it thoroughly

[@Salesiable]

Steven Victor Tutauha i was 5 years old When The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Took Place And I got to Watch all of it including The Opening And Closing Ceremony And 16 Days Of Competition

[@brettonwoods9856]

I was 14. If memory serves me correctly it was school holidays in Australia at that time too and we got an additional one or two weeks break added on to the end of the usual two due to occur at that time of year. I remember going down to the John Whitton Bridge at Rhodes to watch the fireworks along the Parramatta River during the closing ceremony.

[@riverflux3987]

This video gave me chills. I love Australia

[@Salesiable]

Kevin Kwak me too I’m proud to be Australian And I been An Australian And been living in Australia For 25 years since i was born in Australia On February 23rd 1995

[@-Antithesis]

@@Salesiable Happy Birthday! 🎉🎂

[@aimz5838]

This gave me chills! These games are one of my favourite childhood memories, I remember the torch being run through my home town just like in those clips. Watching it on TV all day in the school holidays and going to see some of the events. Proudest time to be an Aussie!

[@martinfiay8908]

i was a volunteer at Darling Harbour men & women weightliftin A finals , never forget Naim boombed in the snatch & the Iranian took gold in the Supers , i also met my current wife who competed for Nigeria in the same Olympics , thats why Sydney 2000 Olympics meant so much to me.

[@paulej2172]

Dorothea Mackellar's Poem...."My Country" is one of if not the greatest national representative poems ever written. She penned it in 1908 while only 19 years old and in England....Originally called "Core of my Heart"...for any Australian who knows this land and loves it, it is really the National Anthem that has never had music put to it!!!!!!!!!!! I have loved the poem since I first heard it when I was 6 years old....almost 50 years ago.....................Its use at the beginning of the video is great (even if they do get one word wrong...rugged instead of ragged)

[@craigworkman4653]

This is a very emotive rendition....

[@tobiojo6469]

I have watched the summer Olympics since 2008 and the Winter Olympics since 2010,I never watched the 2000 Summer Olympics, but this video shows me why Australia pulled off the greatest summer Olympics ever.

[@marlonsegura5201]

I'm a Costa Rican who saw these games on TV during 17 days back in 2000. Never had I seen such outstanding and well organized olympics. Thank you Australia, and look forward to Brisbane 2032. Hopefully I will be there in person.

[@theirishrheingold6817]

Thanks for adding this. This was one of the most positive and beautiful releases of human energy at the turn of the century which has not been surpassed or equalled since.

[@mickanvonfootscraymarket5520]

I remember the hype for these Olympics was insane. Many months after the games I got to hold the torch, it was heavy to hold in my memory.

[@BlueWormyYT]

That’s because it is

[@Neojhun]

Michele Tims was a PE teacher at my high school. I got to see her Silver medal from that year on display at an after school program fundraising event. Obviously not something she had with her frequently. So it was very special and almost 20 years later it's still a core memory.

[@foxiflakes8245]

that poem made me cry, I'm glad to see such a righteous country followed the Olympics of my home in Atlanta, Advance Australia Fair

[@ashisroy6731]

I am an Indian but i got goosebumps a Great nation of Australia and Its proud people eith The most sportiest people I ever seen long live the great nation of Australia with love from Calcutta West Bengal.

[@themoops811]

Wish we could have Kohli and Pant though

[@willisstrokes]

It’s kolkata not Calcutta

[@paulej2172]

The most amazing thing about the 4x100m Freestyle relay final is that EVERY Australian swimmer was headed by his US opponent at some stage in his leg except Klim who swam a world record.......EVERY single one of them swam the greatest relay leg that they ever swam in their careers................ ESPECIALLY Ashley Callis. His leg was stupendous the greatest adjusted 100m freestyle that he swam in his entire career....He gave Thorpe the winning margin.........The sound when Thorpe went past Hall in the last 4 strokes was almost DEAFENING!!...When Dennis says the roof was lifet off the stadium, I can tell you from personal experience he is 100% absolutely correct!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@عليعل-ق2و]

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[@ahjihan8604]

I think Sydney 2000 was the greatest Olympics ever. I love Australia🇦🇺.I love Sydney💗.

[@brucegibbs1783]

The most wonderful and best experience of my life, was volunteering at the Sydney Olympics for the whole 12 days as a NAATI Mandarin-English-Mandarin interpreter with Language Services. Every language had an Aussie volunteer interpreter from Australia. There were no imports from other countries. Juan Antonio Samaranch declared "The most dedicated and wonderful volunteers ever". Without the volunteers these games would not have been the historic wonderful success that they were.

[@Salesiable]

1:52:12 We will never forget the words of Former IOC President the late Mr Juan Antonio Samaranch during his speech at the Closing Ceremony. These are my last games as President of International Olympic Committee. There could not have been better. Therefore, I’m proud and happy to proclaim that you have presented to the world, The Best Olympic Games ever!

[@buu.888]

I was 9 when the Olympics were here in Sydney. I remember my parents being so excited! They took my sister and I to watch the torch race at different points which at the time i was kind of, like, a bit underwhelmed not really understanding haha But as a 28 year old now, i would love that! haha At school we got to dress in our nationalities colours and did our own opening ceremony which was really cool. My parents managed to get tickets for softball (my mum played softball for fun so that was cool), equestrian and mountain cycling. My parents weren't very wealthy but they saved up and got us tickets to these events and i am very grateful now!! It was just a really nice time to be living in Sydney. I hope we have it here again :)

[@Salesiable]

I’m so grateful and proud to be Australian today. I’ve been living in Australia for 28 years since I was born in February 23rd 1995 and I’m still living in Australia today

[@ashisroy6731]

A Great land of Great people real sportsmen and sportswomen much love from Calcutta West Bengal from a Bengali Hindu 😍😘

[@matdemaz]

Definitely one of the best Olympics ever. So many fond memories.

[@abhisek2091]

I am a Bengali Hindu and am In tears I Love the country and its great and beautiful people

[@tK-be6ns]

Some bright spark gave a goodie bag to everyone in the seats. It had a disposable camera with a flash. So all the twinkling lights are charming and full of good memories, but cheaper than the LED thing at the London Opening Ceremony.

[@dior821]

1 of the best host nation!!!!

[@Salesiable]

Absolutely. 100% Facts. And in 9 years time come 2032, the Olympic Games returns to Australia 🇦🇺 for the first time in 32 years since the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games and it will be the third time Australia has hosted the Olympic Games

[@tobiojo6469]

I was so young when the 2000 summer Olympics were held in Australia and watching the news coverage of the games as an adult, I can clearly see why Australia pulled off the greatest summer Olympics ever.

[@kiwi4921]

one of the best videos on you tube ,will watch it again and show my grandson

[@vickieoglesby536]

I watched this from my home in los angeles..so moving...so inspiring.

[@prakashkrishnan9377]

Love these olympic documentaries...they're actual and better than sports based movies :-)

[@prakashkrishnan9377]

and inspiring as well

[@snakerman2612]

I was born in 1992 so Sidney was the first Olympic games I remember. It was indeed the best olympic games ever

[@TheCopper05]

I love all of these Olympic Documentaries. After watching this one, though, this one is right up there with the LA Olympic Games. However, where is the 1988 Summer Seoul Olympic Documentary. I have been looking for it and I can't find it. Also, Bud Greenspan deserved the Olympic Order Award. RIP Bud Greenspan. Your love for the Olympic Games will go on and on forever.

[@marguskiis7711]

The LA film started the series of cheap, boring, dull and imaginationless olympic films. The tradition of arty, interesting, intriguing, innovative olympic films which started with Tokyo`64 "Tokyo Olympiad" ended with Moscow`80 movie "Sports -- You are Peace".

[@1989worms1]

The first Olympic Games that I watched on TV as a kid. I remember watching on Eurosport and RTP here in Portugal 🇵🇹

[@jereg2]

The greatest Olympics ever!

[@Salesiable]

jereg2 Absolutely Sydney 2000 Is Best And Greatest Olympic Games Ever In Olympic History

[@extra_ice_girl]

Not for gymnastics.

[@koala7258]

Agreed

[@telmiquico6177]

No, barcelona was better

[@realmdrid3104]

jereg2 yes👌

[@favouritepeople1519]

Thank you IOC for posting this complete series.how amazing the battle was between Paul tegart and "haile gebresellassie" "Supreme". Will always honour these men. Maria Mutola placed Mozambique on the Olympic map for the first time(wow). Derartu tulu, Michael Johnson,

[@hannahcochrane3459]

Shane Gould is an absolute legend. Olympic champion and Survivor winner

[@gonzobombers]

One of the best things about these Games wasn't even in competition The Dream with Roy and HG... need I say more?

[@chm77777]

Along with Fatso the unofficial mascot.

[@MrLylehammer]

This was the first Olympics (both Summer and Winter) that I was alive for. I was a 1 year old back in 2000...man, I wish I was 11 or 21 instead.

[@foxiflakes8245]

I was alive for Athens, but the first one I saw was Beijing

[@MrLylehammer]

BarcelonaFan WakaWaka Same here. The first Olympics that I saw was Beijing in 2008. Even though, I was 5 when Athens 2004 happened....I didn't watch it (or know of it).

[@williamfernetducharme]

I was born in 2000 (the year of the Sydney Summer Olympics), the first Summer Olympics I watched is Beijing 2008 but the first Winter Olympics I watched is Sochi 2014. But I don't remember if I watched the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. I wanted to since I'm Canadian.

[@Salesiable]

Same here I was born in February 1995 5 Years Before The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games

[@aimz5838]

I was 12 which was a great time to be alive for it, one of my best memories. The atmosphere around the whole country was electric. I really hope we get to host another games in Australia in my life time. It's just the most amazing thing, I don't know if anything can ever compare to 2000 though!

[@jayng153]

i would do anything to go back there. I was about 10 when this was on, living in sydney i has many friends who contributed to making this the best olympics ever. I was so proud to be an aussie when i could hear the fireworks from my bedroom window.

[@jayng153]

It was the best olympics ever actually. According to the president of the olympics....

[@chathurasandakelum7641]

my favourite swimmer..Ian Thorpe I love him

[@marktwain368]

Really captures the spirit of human greatness that IS the Olympics!!

[@peternicholson233]

I'm a sandgroper. I saw this on Eurosport. They said the show was over, but I hadn't heard waltzing matilda. Then Slim Dusty walked out. Wonderful.

[@pavelkamchatsky]

One of the best opening ceremony and it is common amazing and apic game. I was 14 yo. Great memories

[@denishdenish]

Nice Opening Poem.. 'My Country’ by Dorothea MacKellar

[@thenobleone-3384]

From the time I was 16 yrs old when I first became interested in Boxing I wanted to compete in Olympic competition. It's up to me to train hard and accomplish my goal. It's not easy I will be older than I am now in 2024-25 yr.

[@oliverhunt862]

wow the opening 7 minutes made me cry bring it to Brisbane

[@bigbrotherrocks06]

Wow what a doco and the weight Cathy Freeman had on her shoulders of my nation was epic. Sadly I couldn't make the 2000 games as I was living in Melbourne at the time and was on the dole. But I can't wait for our next games in my city Brisbane 2032. I went to the Melburne 2006 (Was living in Melbourne) and Gold Coast (Was living in Brisbane) 2018 Commonwealth games and loved it. Bring on Brisbane 2032. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi Oi Oi.

[@litlen1]

The complete History/Olympic History ???? without a mention of the one man who made Olympic history.... Sir Steve Redgrave and his 5th consecutive gold medal..... the first to do so in an endurance sport. A truly amazing Olympian and a historic achievement.

[@StFidjnr]

and the one featured in atlanta's olympic glory the official IOC film

[@Lezzyboy87]

They need to get rid of the horse dancing for sure

[@Just_a_ghost713]

Somewhere in that crowd just 6 mouths old was me with the family cheering on for Kathy Freeman. Bruh wish I would love to watch or even remember it.

[@dvchel]

Like the Piano instrumental of Waltzing Matilda near the end. Always brings a tear to my eye when I hear it.

[@goldeneve]

dvchel me too

[@goldeneve]

Happy 20th anniversary Sydney thank you for this moment in time…these games were…Cathy Pyros USA baseball team and Ian and etc

[@shanedallachy5450]

Thnx for being a part of it 😊❤️

[@petercunningham3469]

Was without doubt the most incredible event so much hard work by so many people who all carried an amazing dream to the World The love of all Australians for humanity and friendship was beautiful 😊

[@MeliorIlle]

Best games ever.

[@uhegbu]

+MeliorIlle The first games of the new century. Cathy Freeman was the star of the show from the opening ceremony to her 400m triumph. Spot Britons Katharine Merry who got the bronze and Donna Fraser who finished fourth in the same race. Steve Redgrave's fifth gold medal in rowing is another notable highlight. Also spot Russia's Irina Privalova, the former sprinter turned 400m hurdler. Australia's Ian Thorpe is another star of the games in swimming.

[@thenobleone-3384]

Chris Huffins is an inspiration for me he was 30 during these Olympics wow. I'm inspired

[@Elitist20]

Cathy Freeman was under immense pressure - imagine having a 10 storey high picture of yourself on a building next to Sydney Harbour Bridge, knowing the whole country was watching your race.

[@abhisekroy6430]

The Greatest Olympics ever in the Greatest land with the most proud people of a great culture ❤❤❤

[@danielle14219]

Love watching these AMAZING throwbacks in 2022💗💗💗

[@erickorea3252]

Para la gran mayoría la inauguración de esta versión de los juegos olímpicos celebrada en sydney es una de las mejores que se hayan dado.

[@hermangouw]

The best Olympic Games ever ... this is my country ... this is my city ... so proud !!!

[@senjuivn]

So excited for Brisbane 2032 🇦🇺 what a wonderful land

[@Elainerulesutube]

The best Summer Olympics ever!

[@partylikeits1066]

Andrew Hoy is STILL competing in equestrian at Tokyo 2020 this year, pretty amazing!

[@lizacadavos3973]

Men’s Baseball Team USA Wins His First Gold Medal!

[@thebrain9384]

I happened to put my laptop on autoplay and this is what I awoke to.I'm from the US and I was still amazed and nearly in tears.Amazing, simply amazing. I saw a video of an African that eyed a deer (can't recall the exact designation) and merely ran after it until the deer tired then speared it or however he took it down,just ran after it and outlasted the animal, kinda nutty,MINTY.

[@alec1020]

Man i love the Olympics

[@lolrodge11]

excellent video! thank you

[@jeaneustache5300]

It's wonderful to find all the Olympic films on your channel. Multi-language subtitles would be welcome! :)

[@gbailleres]

Sydney 2000 and Barcelona 1992, best olympic games ever

[@guzman3d]

upload sydney 2000 opening ceremony pleace!!!

[@koala7258]

YES

The Film is amazing BUT you forgot someone really special; Soraya Jimenez the first mexican woman gold medal winner Weightlifting, she deserves a true hommage, because he has become a legend

[@garrytrinh3062]

Still get chills when the flame is passed to Cathy.

[@Rhythmattica]

To those not from Australia... Roy and HG. Best round up , commentary EVA during any olympic games. Funny az Farrrrkk.... But... Will you get the humour?

[@oscarestivencarabalyherrer1279]

Best Olympic Films ever! I love Australia! Too much of the best country! Too much animals and many more of them. The Opening Ceremony and Closing Ceremony on their best Special Event to this best presentation of the greatest country. The olympic games was the best australian country between Melbourne 1956, the XVI Olympiad and Sydney 2000, the XXVII Olympiad on this best Schedule on that footage! There's still more 8 years to go to Brisbane 2032 on the best city at the XXXV Olympiad. The athletes were performed the best main event. Australia is the best Country of the best Greatest Hits in the Olympic Games over the XXVII Olympiad. I love Sydney 2000 on this Special Event. Greetings from VENEZUELA!!!!! Australia loves you! 💓

[@johnzeroseven]

Thanks for posting an excellent watch.

[@mickaelosullivan9422]

i was living in Bronte at the time and had the bike races go down our street, the absolute best time of my life. I was enjoying it so much that I forgot to film it. how can I get a copy of the events?

[@APBCTechnique]

Best ever video on Olympics

[@Fatima502]

A wonderful summary of that epic athletics programme of September 25, 2000. But how disappointing that the men's (and women's) 10,000m finals won't have anything like as dramatic setting in 2016

[@stevetaylor1158]

Any chance of showing some of the team sports? Hockey, water polo, gymnastics, etc? Would be great to see a more thorough compilation of the Olympic games.

[@paulej2172]

+Steve Taylor The AOC and Channel 7 released an outstanding video package of ALL of Australia's medal winners I had it but when my wife and I separated in 2005 I threw it out ...But stupid me. I had the womens and mens hockey...Simon Fairweather ...every swimming and sailing medalists...rowing and canoeing...cycling etc, etc

[@AllRound_GG]

Today marks 20 years since the Opening Ceremony of the Greatest Games Ever!

[@klastorps]

Please use the metric system when talking about pole vaulting.

[@abronilo]

Ellos convirtieron una olimpiada de 2 semanas en una película de 2 horas,lo cual es sorprendente XD.

[@astrofabio68]

Australia will be always in my ❤

[@robetrobet8199]

Cool !! Amazing Opening Ceremony ever..SEE U IN JAKARTA 2018 ..

[@NYCfrankie]

I vividly remember watching this Olympics opening ceremony with my Nonna and two cousins live on tv

[@thenobleone-3384]

Sacrifices are key to being the best I'm American and it won't be easy trying to make the U.S. Boxing team. I'm up for the challenge

[@agitoth]

I'm so sad that since this olimpics there is no any documentary film about the next olimpics in timeline.

[@sanderslongdrive]

A truly outstanding recording, and of course a fantastic staging of this most epic of events! One day we will hopefully see a perfect Olympics staged (once the IOC get their act together) when the world's most amazing female athletes are only required to compete against other biological females.

[@garrywallace1007]

Marion Jones won 5 medals juiced to the eyeballs...that is a much bigger problem than confected culture wars over trans women.

[@souviendra]

Cathy with the torch in front of the waterfall is a stunning visual. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised this film lacked a segment on women’s gymnastics, which was such a disaster in 2000, not triumphant :(

[@DRACOFURY]

Would have been great to see Peter Norman as a Torch Bearer...

[@Ashardon]

World before 11.09.2001 was happier...

[@CoDWiiPS3Gameplay]

Agreed

[@mandordaz]

Yes. You are right.

[@andrelavandero3041]

h82bu223 What R U saying?

[@frederickgrimes5002]

Really we get blamed for people attacking us! Thats ironice but okay everyone is entitled to their own opinion

[@kayper54]

Frederick Grimes Just think of them all as being as sad and deluded as the citizens of poor North Korea and as stupid and evil as Kim Jong-Un; THEY all blame the USA for EVERYTHING. It's easier to blame somebody else more powerful rather than looking inward to examine your own faults.

[@yanni6556]

Definitely a different Sydney to today. A different country and world too. Less divided. More happy people.

[@annenigul6129]

Erki Nool won decathlon gold. Lithuanian and USA men basketball team did very good game in semi final,...

[@samirriani]

amazing sport country, I love Australia, .....the most emotional moment, and moment of recognising, is the 400 metres of "recognising the culture of the Aboriginals", of their ambassador, Cathy Freeman, ....a moment of hapiness and tears, ...for so long, troubles, with the establishment, and genocide of the Aboriginals, ....

[@melmatt9473]

the abos should go to Chumpzi, it's much safer that goddamn racist straya (no offense, im austRalian)

[@jphillips3571]

Mel Matt you wouldn't know if you bumb was on fire. Australia racist?

[@Jockeb91]

A film about the Australian and American Olympics, that is. Would have been interesting to some other countries as well

[@donnievincent5971]

favorite olympics

[@marguskiis7711]

Great and funny Erkki Nool and his dramatic decathlon gold. Although in the anglophilic film Chris Huffins is the main character.

[@fabiokardashi154]

brazil australia i love

[@oogabooga3247]

meu amigo. hi from Australia.

[@robinbarwick8473]

Didn't Steve Redgrave become the first Olympian to win 5 Gold medals in an endurance sport at these Games? You'd never know it from watching this.

[@JoshSamimi2024]

1956 Melbourne 2000 Sydney 2032 Brisbane