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It was an evening of infinite possibilities and its impact continues to be felt after Paralympics Australia’s ground-breaking Infinite Possibilities Gala was recognised as the 2019 Cause Related Event of…

Before their shock silver medal at the 2018 World Championships, the Australian wheelchair rugby team had enjoyed a stunning six-year reign of dominance at major tournaments. Where did it begin?…

Welcome to #AUSAdapts Cooking at Home: your destination for tasty, ‘easy’ and fun recipes, using quality ingredients. Whether you are cooking for one, for family, friends or housemates, these recipes…

In 1984, Libby Kosmala put her name to one of the most dominant performances by an Australian athlete at any Paralympic Games. Having made her Paralympic debut in athletics and…

When the Paralympic Games arrived in Sydney in October 2000, Priya Cooper was already one of the most prominent members of the Australian Paralympic Team. She was a 12-time Paralympic…

Rowing Australia, Rowing Canada Aviron, British Rowing and Rowing New Zealand yesterday (20 May) announced the launch of the Row to the Moon Challenge, inviting indoor rowers worldwide to log…

Introduction In our role as a member and National Paralympic Committee of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), Paralympics Australia (PA) is the guardian of Para-sport and its values in this…

Dolphins rookie Ella Jones has spent the last couple of weeks recovering from a medical procedure at the home of 2016 Paralympian Monique Murphy. The pair share similar diagnoses of…

Australia has been represented in wheelchair basketball at all but one Paralympic Games since the first in Rome, Italy, in 1960. Known as the Rollers, the Australian men’s team are…