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Classification in Parasports is a process that ensures fair competition by grouping athletes with similar impairments together. Athletes must be evaluated and assigned a Sport Class and Sport Class Status to compete.

In anticipation of the Paralympic Games, we were interested in exploring why participation rates remain low and how people with disability participate in specific sports.

At just 19 years old, Brayden Foxley-Conolly is preparing to board a flight to Paris, where he will proudly represent Australia in the Wheelchair Rugby team. We sat down to talk to him ahead of the Paralympics to learn more about his remarkable journey at such a young age.

Gold medals, glory, and greatness. Those are the images that come to mind when we think of the Olympic Games. But how much do Australian Olympians actually earn?

Aged Care Star Ratings provide a benchmark for older people to make decisions about their care and the aged care homes they wish to access.

As part of your obligations under the NDIS, you also need to meet certain requirements to maintain your compliance. Let’s explore this.