Paralympics Australia says CEO resignation won't affect Paris performance
The chief executive of Paralympics Australia — who has been on personal leave since last month — resigns from the post in the run-up to the Paris games.
Australia's 'superhuman' para-athletes look to bounce back in Paris
Three years after falling down the medal tally at the 2021 Games in Tokyo, the Australian Paralympic team believes they are "one of the strongest" to represent the country.
Paralympic swimmer Jasmine Greenwood's life changed forever after acquiring a brain injury at six
Paralympic swimmer Jasmine Greenwood's life changed forever as a six-year-old after acquiring a brain injury.
Appendicitis left Jasmine with a brain injury, but then her recovery led her to swimming
A childhood brain injury left Jasmine Greenwood with left-side weakness and a tremor in her left hand and leg, now at 19 she's made the Australian Paralympic Swimming Team for a second time ahead of the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games.
Papua New Guinea is set to send its largest ever team to the Paris Paralympics
Australia's Paul Bannister has worked closely with the PNG Paralympic Committee to ensure Paris 2024 is a breakthrough Games for the country.
O'Callaghan, Jack claim coveted individual spots in 100 metre freestyle, fresh faces feature in Paralympic team
A defiant Mollie O'Callaghan and an overjoyed Shayna Jack book their spots in a dramatic 100m freestyle final at the Australian Swimming Trials.
How the power of music drives Alexa Leary towards Paris
Alexa Leary and her parents broke hearts at the Australian Swimming Trials in Brisbane as she took another step closer to swimming at the Paris Paralympic Games.
The Gold Coast Commonwealth Games was riddled with accessibility issues. Will the 2032 Olympics be any better?
A report highlighting the "missed opportunities" for people with disabilities at global sporting events hopes to create a "road map" for Brisbane's 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Sprinter hoping for a financial lifeline to get coach to Paris
Alexander McKillop is on track to become a Paralympian, but says he wouldn't be where he is today without his coach Rosemary Coleman.
Losing her sight led to the end of Janelle's opera career. Archery became her outlet
Janelle Colquhoun fell into a pit of despair when her sight began to deteriorate at age 28 because of her type 1 diabetes, but archery has given her new targets to aim for.
Para sports push for greater support to ensure they feature at Brisbane 2032 Paralympics
Australia's men's blind football and women's goalball teams will not compete at the Paris Paralympics this year, but they are determined to be there in Brisbane 2032.
'Makes everything easy': Australian Paralympic team uniform to include unique accessibility features
The official uniform for the Australian Paralympic team is unveiled at Australian Fashion Week, featuring accessibility modifications created in collaboration with the team.
'I'm over the moon': Australian star McGrath earns another title in the kayak to send strong message to Paris rivals
Curtis McGrath earns the victory in the KL2 200 at the Paracanoe World Championships in Hungary.
Sixteen years after her only Paralympics, Kathleen O'Kelly-Kennedy wants a ticket to Paris
Kathleen O'Kelly-Kennedy went to the Beijing Paralympics as a wheelchair basketballer, now she's closing in on a ticket to her second Games, as a kayaker.
The parafencer hoping to break a 50-year drought
It's been over 50 years since a female parafencer has represented Australia at the Paralympics — Stephenie Rodriguez is hoping to change this.
Para fencer aiming to become first Aussie in sport in 50 years
Stephenie Rodriguez only started competing in para-fencing a year ago, but she's aiming to compete at the Paris Paralympics.
'Never give up': Archer Ameera Lee targets a spot at Paris Paralympics
Para-archer Ameera Lee, who lives with multiple sclerosis, is closing in on her Paralympic debut in Paris, thanks to the support of her teenage son.
Sixty-year-old horse-riding school that inspired Paralympian set to reopen after shock closure
Australia's first horse-riding school for people with a disability shut its doors last year, but it's hoped the centre will be operating again within six months.
Graham Quirk urges government to “get cracking” on Olympic venues
A stoush over stadiums for the Brisbane 2032 games may have damaged the Olympic brand, but former Lord Mayor Graham Quirk says it can be salvaged if construction starts soon.
Para-archer Ameera Lee aims for a spot at 2024 Paralympic Games
Ameera Lee is eyeing for a spot at the Paris Paralympic Games after making her debut in para-archery in 2018.
Para-rower Nikki Ayers embraces gold medal favouritism for Paris Paralympics
Nikki Ayers wanted to play for the Australian women's rugby union team, but when a serious knee injury, and multiple surgeries ended that career, she switched to para-rowing, and is now the world's best.
'A total disaster': The challenges athletes face when using hormonal contraceptives
Female athletes are more likely to use some form of hormonal contraceptives, but they don't know much about them or the menstrual cycle and it is affecting their performance and health.
London Marathon's 'beautiful' move for full equality praised by athletes
This year's London Marathon will award equal prize money to able-bodied and wheelchair athletes, the first major marathon in the world to do so in a "landmark" move for equality in sport.
Florence left her remote Vanuatu island with a team of para-athletes to prepare for Paris 2024
Para-athletes from Vanuatu travel to the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra for 'very rare' classification opportunities ahead of the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games.
'Blade Runner' Oscar Pistorius released from prison 11 years after murdering girlfriend
Former South African Paralympic star Oscar Pistorius is released on parole, nearly 11 years after murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in a crime that shocked a nation long inured to violence against women.