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Shooting Tradition Continues With Experienced Duo Named For Paris

Australia’s hope for its first Paralympic medal in shooting in 12 years rests in the steady hands of two athletes who have shown extraordinary resilience and skill to reach a combined seven Paralympic Games. Paralympics Australia announced Natalie Smith and Anton Zappelli to the Australian Paralympic Team at a ceremony in Sydney, continuing our nation’s...

Rollers Looking Sharp As Big Tests Loom

Australia’s Rollers men’s wheelchair basketball team has continued its build-up towards the business end of its Group B clashes at the Tokyo Paralympics, steamrolling Algeria 8

Aussie’s Youngest Team Member Set to Debut

The youngest member of the entire Australian Paralympic Team, Adelaide’s Isabella Vincent, will make her Games debut on day three when she features in the Women’s 200m Individu

Rowing Preview: A Range Of Expectations At Paralym...

Australia’s rowers start their 2020 Paralympic campaign at Sea Forest Waterway on Day 3 of the Tokyo Games on Friday.

Day 2 Wrap: More Medals In Swimming And Cycling

The Australian Paralympic Team has added another four medals on Day 2 of competition at Tokyo 2020, spearheaded by more success at the cycling track and in the pool.

Unfinished Business Drives Donohoe In Tokyo

Three Australians are in action on the Izu Velodrome on Day 3 of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games with Alistair Donohoe contesting the 3000m individual pursuit C5 while Amanda Reid

Judoka Phipps To Leave Nothing To Chance

Wayne Phipps will become the first Australian judoka to compete at a Paralympics since 2008 when he takes to the mat at Nippon Budokan, the home of martial arts in Japan, on Day 3