Indigenous Paralympians
Paralympians Ruby Storm and Amanda Reid have collected medals in the opening days of competition in Paris ahead of a packed schedule featuring First Nations athletes this week.
Teenage sprinter Telaya Blacksmith used to be so bad at running the 400m she would get halfway through a race and be forced to walk the last 200m.
Amanda Reid could not hide her delight as she continued Australia's strong form at the velodrome, defending her C1-3 500m time trial Paralympic gold medal in style.
A record number of First Nations athletes will compete in green and gold at the 17th Summer Paralympic Games when competition begins next Wednesday.
Nathan Lovett-Murray almost single-handedly revives the National Indigenous Sports Foundation awards for the first time in 20 years, yet is hardly sighted in the spotlight.
Travelling to the first Paralympics was an achievement in itself for Australian sporting pioneer Kevin Coombs. Decades later, one of the Paralympic movement's most revered figures would reflect that t...
The Tokyo Paralympic Games will feature 539 events across 22 sports and this year, we have three deadly Indigenous athletes ready to take the stage.
Three-time Paralympian Amanda Reid has won gold at the Tokyo Paralympics after her victory in the women's C1-3 500 metre cycling time trial. The 24-year-old reigning world champion broke her world rec...
The Tokyo Paralympics is officially underway as the Opening Ceremony took place Tuesday night with colourful scenes and touching moments. Australia was represented by flag bearers Danni Di Toro and Ry...
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