Australia had a very successful Olympics hosting the 2000 games in Sydney, winning 16 gold medals. The Sydney Olympics were considered highly successful, setting the standard for future major sporting events. One of the most outstanding performances was by Cathy Freeman, who won the gold medal in the 400m race and lit the Olympic flame, having a big impact as she represented both Australia and its indigenous community.
Australia had a very successful Olympics hosting the 2000 games in Sydney, winning 16 gold medals. The Sydney Olympics were considered highly successful, setting the standard for future major sporting events. One of the most outstanding performances was by Cathy Freeman, who won the gold medal in the 400m race and lit the Olympic flame, having a big impact as she represented both Australia and its indigenous community.
Australia had a very successful Olympics hosting the 2000 games in Sydney, winning 16 gold medals. The Sydney Olympics were considered highly successful, setting the standard for future major sporting events. One of the most outstanding performances was by Cathy Freeman, who won the gold medal in the 400m race and lit the Olympic flame, having a big impact as she represented both Australia and its indigenous community.
Australia takes home 16 gold medals in a successful run for
the country at its first hosting of the Olympic games at Sydney, which stretched out for 17 days. The Sydney Olympics are considered the lucky olympics, as they were the greatest olympic games to date. This set a huge standard for major sporting events in the future, like the 2006 and 2018 Commonwealth Games .The most outstanding performance in the Sydney Olympics was by one of our own, Cathy Freeman, on the 25th of September, ran 400m and won herself the Gold Medal. It was a massive success for Australia’s sporting identity, as not only represented Australia, but the indigenous community of Australia. Not only did she win the gold medal, but she also lit the olympic flame. This had an immense impact on the indigenous community, as she represented the Australian and Aboriginal flag. This contributed heavily to our sporting identity, and sparked a huge uproar in sporting participation around the country.