The $ 52 million plan to put a record number of Paralympic on the podium in Brisbane 2032

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“The reality is that, yes, it is becoming more competitive. The Para-Sport is growing globally, and there are countries that invest significantly in their Para-Sport programs. Obviously you see the number of China, but you know other countries such as Brazil, certainly the Netherlands, South Korea and Great Britain and Great Britain that have invested significant and intertwined money in programs and have obtained the benefits.

“So we are trying to stop the decline.”

The CEO of Vis Nicole Livingstone said that the dedicated unit would not only introduce people with disabilities to the Para-Sport, but will help Australia to achieve its high goal: “The best Paralympic results” in Brisbane 2032.

“To achieve this, we need more athletes in several events. Some of those athletes who will be … involved in 2032 have not yet been discovered and for all those involved in sport, it is quite exciting,” said the former Olympic swimmer.

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If the parairoco is successful in the discovery of the next generation of Paralympic, Graham said he would appreciate the challenge.

“More competition, the better. It only pushes you to be a better athlete,” said Graham.