Angie Ballard and Curtis McGrath, Australia’s Paralympic captains. Picture: James Gourley/Getty Images According to Ballard, a big factor in the Paralympic Games growth was the world of social ...

Angie Ballard is not putting too much emphasis on medals and is aiming for personal best times in Beijing. ( Mark Kolbe: Getty Images ) Help keep family & friends informed by sharing this article ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Paralympics. Followed categories will be added to My News. Competing at her seventh Games in Paris, Ballard said now was the time for more people with “first ...

With the Paralympics only 100 days away, Australia’s best athletes are hopeful that the Games in Paris will carry on the incredible momentum that was generated in Tokyo.

Co-captain Angie Ballard made her Paralympic debut over two decades ago, now she’s leading the next generation to Paris and says the short turnaround from Tokyo has worked in their favour ...

Angie Ballard at the 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships Doha ⒸGetty Images Australia’s double world champion Angie Ballard kicked off the IPC Athletics Grand Prix season in terrific style with a ...

Australian veteran Angie Ballard has hit out at Paralympic organisers saying more needs to be done in the lead up to help athletes not just after the Olympics.

With the Paralympics only 100 days away, Australia’s best athletes are hopeful that the Games in Paris will carry on the incredible momentum that was generated in Tokyo.

Co-captain Angie Ballard made her Paralympic debut over two decades ago, now she’s leading the next generation to Paris and says the short turnaround from Tokyo has worked in their favour ...

Co-captain Angie Ballard made her Paralympic debut over two decades ago, now she’s leading the next generation to Paris and says the short turnaround from Tokyo has worked in their favour ...

With the Paralympics only 100 days away, Australia’s best athletes are hopeful that the Games in Paris will carry on the incredible momentum that was generated in Tokyo.

With the Paralympics only 100 days away, Australia’s best athletes are hopeful that the Games in Paris will carry on the incredible momentum that was generated in Tokyo.