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Seven-time Paralympian Danni Di Toro is a seasoned veteran. She has been competing at Paralympic Games since 1996, or to put it another way, for the same number of years…

Before Chris Bond was an international wheelchair rugby star, he was a 19-year-old battling acute promyelocytic leukaemia. He survived, but lost his left hand, right fingers and legs below the…

The continuation of Australia’s outstanding record in Paralympic cycling rests with the 13 athletes named by Paralympics Australia to represent the nation at Paris 2024.   Chef de Mission Kate McLoughlin…

Australian powerlifting is back after a 12-year absence from Paralympic competition.  The nation’s two leading lifters, Hani Watson and Ben Wright, were confirmed by Paralympics Australia as the newest members…

Athlete Sponsorship and Advertising Regulations – IPC and PA These Regulations are provided by the International paralympic Committee (IPC) and supplemented by Paralympics Australia. They address the key principles relating…

Curtis McGrath was serving as an Australian Army combat engineer in Afghanistan in 2012 when he stepped on an improvised explosive device and lost his right leg above the knee…

Madison de Rozario is one of Australia’s best known athletes. She is a gold medal winning Paralympian, a winner of the New York and London marathons, a fierce advocate for…

With four Paralympic campaigns under his belt, Brenden Hall is a seasoned veteran. Brenden first experienced the buzz of a Paralympic Games in 2008. Although he was the second youngest…

Jackson Hamilton originally started his sporting journey on the court, playing basketball. But as his vision deteriorated, he started to focus on athletics, mainly on throwing events. Sport runs in…