Athletics

This weekend more than 200 athletes from 21 countries, including many world medallists will compete at the fifth Grand Prix of the year.

Wheelchair Rugby

The USA remains the only team undefeated while Denmark looked strong toward Rio qualification.

Swimming

The British athlete has hung up her swimming goggles after winning medals at three consecutive Paralympic Games.

Swimming

Find out more about one of the most popular sports on the Paralympic programme, which has been a part of the Games since 1960.

Equestrian

One of the biggest competitions ahead of the Rio 2016 Games fields potential Paralympic podium finishers.

Taekwondo

Iranian world champion Mahdi Pourrahnama bests Russia’s Vitalli Nazarenko for first win of season.

Swimming

Multiple Paralympic and world champions Daniel Dias and Andre Brasil highlight the host team.

Cross-Country Skiing

The 2015-16 season threw up some impressive displays across three World Cups.

New Zealand

The Games will feature 11 para-sports and take place between 21-30 April in Auckland, New Zealand.

Australia

The official telecommunications partner will support Australian team through to the 2026 Paralympics.