1975
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Australia won 148 medals at the first FESPIC Games, second to host nation Japan in the overall medal count.

Australia at the 1975 FESPIC Games

Australia at the 1975 FESPIC Games
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List of the members of the 1975 Australian FESPIC Games Team

1975 Oita Australian FESPIC Games Team

1975 Oita Australian FESPIC Games Team
1977
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For its first home multi-sport Games since 1962, the Australian Team was a mixture of experienced athletes and up and coming youngsters.

Australia at the 1977 FESPIC Games

Australia at the 1977 FESPIC Games
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List of the members of the 1977 Australian FESPIC Games Team

1977 Sydney Australian FESPIC Games Team

1977 Sydney Australian FESPIC Games Team
1982
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The Australian team of 157 was the largest at the 1982 FESPIC Games in Hong Kong. Australia led the medal winners, with 169 gold, 91 silver and 55 bronze – a total of 315 medals.

Australia at the 1982 FESPIC Games

Australia at the 1982 FESPIC Games
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List of the members of the 1982 Australian FESPIC Games Team

 

1982 Hong Kong Australian FESPIC Games Team

1982 Hong Kong Australian FESPIC Games Team
A gold medal won by Fred Nitz at the 1982 FESPIC Games in Hong Kong. Fred Nitz competed in five wheelchair track events at the 1982 Hong Kong FESPIC Games, winning 3 golds (200 m, 400m and 4 x 400m) and 2 silvers (100m and 1500m).

One of the five medals won by Fred Nitz

One of the five medals won by Fred Nitz
1986
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The Australian Team continued its record of FESPIC Games success in Surakarta, winning 176 medals in total, 104 gold, 44 silver medals and 28 bronze medals.

Australia at the 1986 FESPIC Games

Australia at the 1986 FESPIC Games
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List of the members of the 1986 Australian FESPIC Games team with links to team members’ Wikipedia articles.

1986 Surakarta FESPIC Games Australian Team

1986 Surakarta FESPIC Games Australian Team
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List of the members of the 1986 Australian FESPIC Games Team

1986 Surakarta Australian FESPIC Games Team

1986 Surakarta Australian FESPIC Games Team
1989
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Australia finished 3rd in the gold medal count in Kobe and 2nd in the total medal count behind a dominant performance by the host nation, Japan.

Australia at the 1989 FESPIC Games

Australia at the 1989 FESPIC Games
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List of the members of the 1989 Australian FESPIC Games Team with links to Team members’ Wikipedia articles.

1989 Kobe FESPIC Games Australian Team

1989 Kobe FESPIC Games Australian Team
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List of the members of the 1989 Australian FESPIC Games Team

1989 Kobe Australian FESPIC Games Team

1989 Kobe Australian FESPIC Games Team
1994
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Australia sent a team of more than 100 athletes to the 1994 FESPIC Games in Beijing.

Australia at the 1994 FESPIC Games

Australia at the 1994 FESPIC Games
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List of the members of the 1994 Australian Team for the Beijing FESPIC Games, with links to the members’ Wikipedia articles.

1994 Beijing Australian FESPIC Games Team

1994 Beijing Australian FESPIC Games Team
1999
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List of the members of the 1999 Australian FESPIC Games Team

1999 Bangkok Australian FESPIC Games Team

1999 Bangkok Australian FESPIC Games Team
2002
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List of the members of the 2002 Australian FESPIC Games Team

2002 Busan Australian FESPIC Games Team

2002 Busan Australian FESPIC Games Team
2006
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List of the members of the 2006 Australian FESPIC Games Team

2006 Kuala Lumpur Australian FESPIC Games Team

2006 Kuala Lumpur Australian FESPIC Games Team