Athletics results at the summer Paralympics and IPC World Championships from 1960.
Results of Australian swimmers at the summer Paralympics and IPC World Championships from 1960.
Wheelchair basketball results from summer Paralympics and World Championships from 1960.
Table tennis results at the summer Paralympics from 1960.
Archery results at the summer Paralympics from 1960.
Powerlifting at the summer Paralympics from 1964.
Shooting results from the summer Paralympics from 1976.
Results of Australian cyclists at the summer Paralympics and UCI World Championships from 1984.
Boccia results at the summer Paralympics from 1988.
Wheelchair tennis results at the summer Paralympics from 1988.
Wheelchair rugby results from summer Paralympics and World Championships from 1995.
Equestrian results at the summer Paralympics from 1996.
Goalball results at the summer Paralympics from 1996.
Sailing results at the summer Paralympics from 2000 to 2016.
Australian team and results at the VIth World Ski Championships for Disabled, 24 January – 2 February, Anzere, Switzerland.
Sydney was Australia’s most successful Games, improving on the Atlanta performance to top the medal tally for the first time in Paralympic history.
List of the members of the 2000 Australian Paralympic Team for the Sydney Games, with links to the members’ Wikipedia articles.
"We did a bit of a pat of the back for that"
"You thought, 'That's a pretty monumental change in people's thinking.'"
"My only disappointment was, we couldn't take on the universe."
"To prove our worth in the big world we needed to match them on the road as well."
"We took them from nowhere and had a goal to develop them..."
"The Paralympic movement is no longer just about rehabilitation."
"The rebirthing of Paralympic sport as a sport ... clearly was 2000."
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Australian team and results at the 3rd Wheelchair Rugby World Championships, Gothenberg, Sweden, May 2002
List of the members of the 2002 Australian FESPIC Games Team
At the 2002 Winter Paralympics, Australia earned the highest-ever number of top-ten performances and the most gold medals in a Winter Games, with the team finishing fourth in Alpine skiing ahead of powerhouses France, Switzerland, Italy and Canada.
List of the members of the 2002 Australian Paralympic Team for the Salt Lake City Games, with links to the members’ Wikipedia articles.
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Australian team and results at the 3rd IPC World Athletics Championships,Lille, France, 6-16 August 2002.
Australian teams and results at the 2002 Men’s and Women’s Gold Cup, 23 August – 1 September 2002, Kitakyushu, Japan.
Australian team and results at the 2002 World Championships, Seville, Spain, 15 – 22 September.
Australian team and results at the IPC Swimming World Championships, Mar de Plata, Argentina, 3-12 December 2002.
Australian teams and results at the 2002 IPC Track and Road World Championships, Altenstadt, Germany, 3 – 12 August.
Australian team and results at the 2003 World Championships, Milan, Italy, 25 August – 1 September.
Australian team and results at the IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships, 30 January – 6 February 2004, Wildschönau, Austria.
Australian team and results at the 2004 World Championships, Banyoles, Spain, 29 July – 1 August.
Australia collected 101 medals in total at the 2004 Athens Summer Paralympics, placing second overall and fifth on the gold-medal tally.
List of the members of the 2004 Australian Paralympic Team for the Athens Games, with links to the members’ Wikipedia articles.
"Peter and I had been friends for so long, it just seemed like the right thing to do."
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Australian team and results at the 2005 World Championships, Gifu, Japan, 29 August – 4 September.
Australia was represented by 10 athletes at the 2006 Torino Winter Paralympics, the country’s largest-ever Winter Paralympic Games team.
List of the members of the 2006 Australian Paralympic Team for the Torino Games, with links to the members’ Wikipedia articles.
"You want to compete at a level playing field..."
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Australian teams and results at the Men’s and Women’s Championships, July 6 – July 15, 2006, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Australian team and results at the 2006 World Championships, Eton, England, 20 – 27 August.
Australian team and results at the 4th IPC World Athletics Championships, Assen, Netherlands, 2-10 September 2006.
Australian team and results at the 2006 IPC Track Cycling World Championships, 9 – 18 September, Aigle, Switzerland.
Australian team and results at the 4th Wheelchair Rugby World Championships , Christchurch, New Zealand, 12-16 September 2006
List of the members of the 2006 Australian FESPIC Games Team
Australian team and results at the 2006 IPC Swimming World Championships, Durban, South Africa, 2-8 December 2006.
Australian teams and results at the 2007 Para World Track and Road Championships, Bordeaux, France, 19-27 August.
Australian team and results at the 2007 World Championships, Munich, Germany, 26 August – 2 September.
"They said I'd never live a normal life..."
Rowing results at the summer Paralympics and World Championships.
Australia’s team of 289 athletes and officials to the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games was the largest ever to an away Games.
List of the members of the 2008 Australian Paralympic Team for the Beijing Games, with links to the members’ Wikipedia articles.
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Australian team and results at the IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships, 19 February – 1 March, High 1 Resort, Korea.
Australian team and results at the 2009 World Championships, Poznan, Poland, 23 – 20 August.
Australian teams and results at the 2009 UCI Para Road Cycling World Championships, Bogogno, Italy, 10 – 13 September and Para Track Cycling World Championships, Manchester, England, 6-8 November.
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