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Para-judo was added to the Paralympic programme at the Seoul 1988 Paralympic Games. The sport is open to athletes with a vision impairment across seven weight categories for men and…

Goalball made its Paralympic debut in Toronto, Canada in 1976 and the women’s event was added at the 1984 Paralympic Games in New York, USA. Goalball is a team sport…

Para-equestrian was first included in the Paralympic Games in Atlanta in 1996. Athletes with a physical impairment or visual impairment compete in Para-equestrian. Individual riders compete in two Dressage events;…

Para-cycling made its Paralympic debut at New York/Stoke Mandeville 1984 and has been contested at every Games since. Para-cycling is open to athletes with a physical or visual impairment and…

Boccia has been a Paralympic sport since the 1984 Stoke Mandeville/New York, Paralympic Games. Boccia is played by athletes with a significant physical impairment affecting all four limbs. Athletes compete…

Para-archery has featured at every Paralympic Games since the first in Rome, Italy in 1960. At the Paralympic Games, Para-archery is open to athletes with a physical impairment and comprises…

Wheelchair tennis first appeared at the Paralympics at the Barcelona 1992 Games. Wheelchair tennis is open to athletes with a physical impairment. Players compete in singles and doubles events. In…

The Australian Paralympic Team’s uniform for the Tokyo Games, unveiled digitally for the first time today, will give our Para-athletes a sense of national and personal pride unlike at any…

A feature-length documentary on the history of the Paralympics and nine of its current stars will “smash down barriers”, according to one of the Australians involved in the landmark project.…