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Funding is available to support identified strategic opportunities in National and International Classification system delivery. This opportunity is in addition to the National Baseline Classification funding provided to NSO’s/ NSOD’s…

The decision was easy. Even though Ameera Lee was thrilled to attend the NSW Institute of Sport Awards with her fellow Para-archers, she had good reason to make her son…

At the Atlanta Games in 1996, Anthony Clarke became the only Australian to win a gold medal in Judo in Paralympic or Olympic competition. While that achievement will always take…

Educating the next generation of world-class athletes and coaches is the driving force behind an exciting new project led by Table Tennis Australia (TTA) in partnership with Paralympics Australia. TTA…

Six years to the day since Australia won its first ever World Championship in Wheelchair rugby, Ryan Scott says the immense sense of achievement has not diminished. Scott retired in…

Para-taekwondo makes its debut at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics. At the Paralympic Games, Para-taekwondo is open to athletes with a physical, impairment. Athletes compete in the Kyorugi (sparring) discipline. Players…

Students Australia-wide have been getting a personalised insight into some of our top Para-athletes through a knowledge transfer program launched by Paralympics Australia earlier this year. Interest in the Paralympic…

Rowing Australia is delighted to announce, with the support of the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) and Paralympics Australia (PA), a new Para-rowing pathway program, #Passport2Paris. The primary focus of…

For over half a century Elizabeth Edmondson has wondered if a comment made to her after winning one of her three gold medals at the 1964 Paralympics was enchanting or…