Olympics

The family of Australian Paralympian Paige Greco has paid tribute to the beloved athlete after her recent passing at age 28. 

Australian swimming great Ariarne Titmus has announced her retirement from the sport at age 25, saying she’s content with the decision.

Jane Larkin’s directorial debut The Edge, exposes the realities of navigating the world of elite sport as a young woman.

Over 50 per cent of the athlete quota spots for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles will be given to women, for the first time. 

Zimbabwean swimmer Kirsty Coventry has been elected the first female president of the International Olympic Committee.

Algerian boxing gold medallist Imane Khelif accuses the International Boxing Association of making “false and offensive” gender accusations.

Months after announcing her retirement from cycling, Grace Brown has won the Crono des Nations individual time trial.

Paris 2024 organisers have paid tribute to marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei, who died last week after her former boyfriend set her on fire.

Australian swimmer Alexa Leary has broken the women’s 100m freestyle S9 in a world record time of 59.53 seconds at the Paralympic Games. 

British para archer Jodie Grinham has made history on the world stage, winning a bronze medal in women’s individual archery.  

At the Paralympic Games, Australia’s sports women who have clinched huge wins in table tennis, cycling and triathlon. 

Here are ten female Paralympians to watch compete in Paris. Their stories are true representations of resilience.