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Australia

November 7, 2019
53 Athletes from 5 Federations: World Para Athletics Championships

The largest Para sport event before the 2020 Paralympic Games is set to commence today in Dubai, UAE. The 2019 World Para Athletics Championships will run from November 7 to 15 and will host more than 1,400 athletes from almost 120 nations.

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Australia
October 23, 2019
Congratulations Michael Shelley on a Tremendous Career
Two time Commonwealth Games Marathon Champion, Olympian and Australian Representative, Michael Shelley has announced his retirement. The 36-year-old Gold Coaster, took to Facebook on Wednesday to reveal he is hanging up his running shoes.   Michael Shelley, an Australian long-distance runner, competed in track events and road races. Shelley madehis Marathon debut in 2010 at the Rotterdam Marathon where he finished in...
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