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23/06/2009 08:56 AEST
In a coup for the sport of wheelchair basketball, ABC TV has announced it will broadcast the upcoming Australian men's wheelchair basketball team (the Rollers) in their four-nation international tournament - the Rollers World Challenge. Tickets are available now.
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15/06/2009 12:00 AEST
Four new faces, including one female athlete, have been included in the Australian Wheelchair Rugby Squad announced today ahead of the Asia-Oceania Championships in New Zealand later this year.
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04/06/2009 10:07 AEST
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has officially announced that the International Paralympic Day 2009 (IPD) will take place in Berlin on 11 July.
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29/05/2009 10:36 AEST
A challenging career opportunity exists within an elite sporting organisation.
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26/05/2009 11:57 AEST
The Australian Team wrapped up the final day of swimming at the Paralympic World Cup in Manchester overnight with a further four personal best times for the Aussies, including three great swims and a Bronze Medal for Teigan Van Roosmalen.
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25/05/2009 15:20 AEST
Jeremy Tidy, Ellie Cole and Teigan Van Roosmalen have all swam personal best times at the Paralympic World Cup in Manchester overnight, with Tidy taking out the Men’s MD 100m Backstroke in a best-ever time of 1:04.22.
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25/05/2009 15:16 AEST
Australia's men's wheelchair basketball team, the Rollers, trounced the United States 69-48 to win Gold at the Paralympic World Cup in Manchester overnight
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22/05/2009 15:25 AEST
Australia’s men’s wheelchair basketball team, the Rollers, have advanced to the Semi Final of the Paralympic World Cup in Manchester as the top seed after victories against Great Britain and the United States overnight.
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21/05/2009 13:49 AEST
Australia’s men’s wheelchair basketball team, the Rollers, defeated Germany in the opening game of the Paralympic World Cup in Manchester overnight by eleven points, 62-51.
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20/05/2009 14:10 AEST
Three-time Paralympian Justin Eveson has been named as Captain of Australia’s men’s wheelchair basketball team, the Rollers, for the Paralympic World Cup in Manchester.
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18/05/2009 08:50 AEST
The Australian Paralympic Football Team has had to settle for the silver medal at the Oceania Paralympic Championships in Darwin, after going down to England in today’s 7-a-side grand final at Mararra Sports Stadium.
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17/05/2009 09:48 AEST
He was the form wheelchair tennis player of the tournament, so it was little wonder that Michael Dobbie emerged as the men’s singles gold medallist at the 2009 Oceania Paralympic Championships.
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17/05/2009 09:45 AEST
Paralympian Michael Gallagher won yet another gold medal during yesterday’s closing day of cycling, to seal a superb Oceania Paralympic Championship campaign at Hidden Valley Raceway.
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17/05/2009 09:40 AEST
Australia’s Paralympic Preparation Squad has emerged as the dominant force in Table Tennis at the 2009 Oceania Paralympic Championships.
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17/05/2009 09:37 AEST
Australia will play for the gold medal at the Oceania Paralympic Championships tomorrow after an emphatic 5-0 victory over Japan in tonight’s Paralympic Football semi-final in Darwin.
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15/05/2009 11:54 AEST
The Australian Paralympic Football Team kept their unbeaten record intact at the Oceania Paralympic Championships with a comfortable 3-1 win against Japan tonight.
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14/05/2009 16:07 AEST
Paralympian Michael Gallagher has upstaged a field of able-bodied competitors to win the gold medal in the men’s cycling time trial at the Arafura Games.
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13/05/2009 23:55 AEST
The vast experience of Australian Jason Maroney proved the telling factor in the men’s Air Rifle Prone final at the Oceania Paralympic Championships in Darwin today.
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13/05/2009 23:54 AEST
Michael Gallagher and Susan Powell effectively booked their tickets to the 2009 World Paralympic Cycling Championships after the pair performed brilliantly in today’s Oceania Championship Time Trial in Darwin.
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13/05/2009 23:50 AEST
The Australian Pararoos handed Korea a 6-0 thrashing in tonight’s Oceania Paralympic Football Championship match at Mararra Stadium in Darwin.
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13/05/2009 23:40 AEST
Australian Paralympic sprinters Kelly Cartwright and Michelle Errichiello have shattered the 200m world record in consecutive heats at the Oceania Paralympic Athletics Championships in Darwin tonight.
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13/05/2009 08:58 AEST
Both Australia and England squandered quality scoring chances, before playing out a torrid nil-all draw in their Paralympic Football clash tonight at Darwin’s Mararra Stadium.
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12/05/2009 16:17 AEST
Qualification for September’s World Championships won’t be the only thing motivating Paralympic gold medallist Michael Gallagher during Wednesday’s cycling time trial at the Arafura Games.
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Posted
12/05/2009 13:00 AEST
Paralympic swimming coach Graeme Carroll was today announced head of the new Paralympic High Performance Swimming program at the Australian Institute of Sport.
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Posted
12/05/2009 09:07 AEST
Darwin’s very own Paralympian Melanie Hall will tackle a whole new challenge at the 2009 Arafura Games.
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