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City of Darwin’s DiversAbility Fun Day shows how council leadership and strong partnerships can embed inclusion into everyday community life.

A come-and-try all-abilities sports day in Mildura showed how immersive, inclusive experiences can help more people participate in sport with confidence.

Mackay is building strong momentum for inclusive sport through community leadership, council partnership, and growing visibility across the region.

Brunswick Cricket Club is embedding inclusion through all-abilities cricket and a Sport4All Inclusion Action Plan that turns commitment into everyday practice.

Across Western Australia’s Great Southern, local clubs and communities are showing how inclusive sport works when participation is practical, welcoming, and community-led.

Sport4All Inclusion Coach Roger D’Souza hosted a group learning session at the Denmark Riverside Club, bringing together 10 local clubs and 25 participants from the Great Southern region to explore how small, practical changes can make sport more inclusive for everyone.

The Territory Netball Stadium in Marrara came alive for the Mini Darwin Paralympics, celebrating inclusion through sport. Sport4All Coaches Alex Woodward and John Clarke joined the event, supporting students and athletes of all abilities as they experienced Paralympic sports first-hand.

Sport4All Inclusion Coach Kristy Bugeja reflects on presenting at the Queenslanders with Disability Network’s Inclusion Matters Forum in Mackay, sharing her personal story and the role of sport in building inclusive communities.

Tennis Australia served up something special this October with the launch of its inaugural All Abilities Week, held from 20–26 October 2025. The national initiative shone a spotlight on inclusive tennis programs across Australia, celebrating the clubs and communities already leading the way in accessibility while encouraging more opportunities for people with disability to participate both […]