The New Zealand Winter Games were first held in 2009-2013 for the Men’s and Women’s disciplines. Mixed Doubles was added to the programme in 2011 and continued until 2019 when Covid-19 prevented further Games. In 2009 and 2011 the games were called 100% Pure New Zealand Winter Games and from 2013 to 2019 the games were called Audi quattro Winter Games NZ. In the Mixed Doubles discipline Australia has sent between one and three teams to compete depending on the year.

Australian Men’s Teams

Year	NZWG Host	Ranking	Record	Team
2013	Naseby, New Zealand	5th of 6 teams	4-6	Hugh Millikin, Steve Johns, Samuel Stutz, Angus Young
2011	Naseby, New Zealand	3rd of 7 teams	5-3	Hugh Millikin, Ian Palangio, Trevor Harris, Jay Merchant
2009	Naseby, New Zealand	1st of 8 teams	7-2	Hugh Millikin, Ian Palangio, John Theriault, Steve Johns

Australian Women’s Teams

Year	NZWG Host	Ranking	Record	Team
2009	Naseby, New Zealand	5th of 5 teams	0-5	Kim Forge, Laurie Weeden, Lyn Gill, Madeleine Wilson

Australian Mixed Doubles Teams

Year	NZWG Host	Ranking	Record	Team
2019	Naseby, New Zealand	2nd of 12 teams 10th of 12 teams	6-2 1-4	AUS1: Tahli Gil and Dean Hewitt AUS2: Jennifer Westhagen and Matt Panoussi
2018	Naseby, New Zealand	5th of 13 teams 11th of 13 teams 13th of 13 teams	4-3 0-5 1-5	AUS1: Lynn Hewitt & Dean Hewitt AUS2: Kim Forge and Jay Merchant AUS3: Tahli Gill and Sam Williams
2017	Naseby, New Zealand	11th of 16 teams 16th of 16th teams	2-5 0-7	AUS1: Lynn Hewitt & Dean Hewitt AUS2: Jennifer Westhagen and Matt Panoussi
2015	Naseby, New Zealand	8th of 12 teams 9th of 12 teams	2-3 2-3	AUS2: Jennifer Westhagen and Matt Panoussi AUS1: Sandy Gagnon and Ian Gagnon
2013	Naseby, New Zealand	1st of 7 teams 7th of 7 teams	6-2 0-6	AUS1: Eve Bélisle & Steve Johns AUS2: Jennifer Thomas & Dave Thomas
2011	Naseby, New Zealand	6th of 9 teams	4-4	AUS1: Kim Forge and Hugh Millikin