Para-cycling gold medallist Felicity Johnson is about to break new ground in commentary.
As the Games wrapped up in Paris,Australian table tennis star Melissa Tapper,fresh from her Olympic stint,was already looking ahead to the Paralympics.
It’s a big year for McGrath,who welcomed his first child a month ago and is now fighting to become a five-time Paralympic gold medallist. Here are 10 Paralympians to watch in Paris.
The gold medal hopeful on what could happen when going down a hill at 65km/h,her near-death experience – and getting it right when talking about disability.
She made history in 2019,and next week Shae Graham will be heading to Paris to compete with the Australian Steelers in the Paralympics.
The Miles government plans to spend $1.6 billion upgrading QSAC,but it has emerged more money will be needed for the stadium to host athletics at the Games.
The luxury brand has spent €150 million ($241 million) to be one of the premium sponsors of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Paralympic veterans Brenden Hall and Madison de Rozario have been named as the Australian team’s flag-bearers for Paris.
The commentator and former Paralympian gives us a peek inside her wardrobe do’s and don’ts.
It’s Keesja Gofers’s third time competing at the Olympics,but her first as a mother. She’s not alone in her belief that parenthood has made her a better athlete.
Athletes will be able to schedule time for their children to visit the Olympic Village Nursery for the first time in the games’ history.