The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2014 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2014 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
The lead up to the Vancouver Games was the most expansive, extensive and comprehensive in winter Paralympic history for an Australian team. There was a new system of team selection with published nomination and selection criteria, and ability to formally appeal. Australia also sent the largest contingent of support staff to Vancouver. The support staff was matched by an extensive Australian media contingent. The APC communications division implemented a ‘Road to Vancouver Media Plan’, which maximised experience from previous games, existing expertise and opportunities in new media.
Performance:
Eleven Australian athletes competed in Vancouver. The Australian team returned home with one silver and two bronze medals, finishing 13th on the total medal tally.
Jessica Gallagher became Australia’s first female medallist in Paralympic Winter history, winning bronze in the women’s slalom event on the first day of alpine competition. Prior to this medal, all of Australia’s 24 medals at Paralympic Winter Games had been won by men.
Looking for more about the 2010 winter Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada?
You can find photos from the 2010 Vancouver Games that are owned by or donated to Paralympics Australia here. These images are licensed under Creative Commons and are free to use, if you acknowledge the source and ownership of the images.
The National Library has recorded oral history interview with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2010 lists profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2010 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2010 Australian Paralympic Team for the Vancouver winter Paralympics were:
Athletes:
Officials/coaches:
Click on the names to read their Wikipedia article.
For more information on the 2010 Team the following websites will help.
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Australia at the 2010 winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions, locate errors/ommissions or would like to contribute to this project.
Looking for more about the 2006 winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy?
The National Library has recorded oral history interviews with Nick Dean, Assistant Chef de Mission and skier Michael Milton who competed at his last Winter Games. There is a summary so that you can quickly find parts of the interviews that interest you.
Australian Winter Paralympic Team – Media Guide 2006 lists profiles of team members.
APC Torino 2006 Games website from Wayback machine.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2006 Winter Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
The members of the 2014 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sochi winter Paralympics were:
Athletes: