Interested in Australian sport - history, results, biographical, policy and administration. I worked as a sports librarian for 30 years. I see Wikipedia as an important tool improving the understanding of how Australian sport has developed.
I have created or extensively worked on:
- Australia at the Paralympics and specific Games, athletes (over 100 articles) and administrators - part of the Australian Paralympic Committee Wikipedia History Project.[1]
- Australian Paralympic Committee
- 1962 Commonwealth Paraplegic Games
- Australia at the 1992 Paralympic Games for Persons with Mental Handicap
- Australia national wheelchair rugby team
- Australian Institute of Sport
- Category:Australian Institute of Sport alumni
- Category:Australian Institute of Sport coaches
- Drugs in sport in Australia
- Organisation of sport in Australia
- Australia Games
- List of international sports events in Australia
- List of Australian sports controversies
- Racism in sport in Australia
- Sport in rural and regional Australia
- List of Australian sports songs
- List of Australian sports films
- List_of_sporting_street_art_in_Australia
- List of charities established by Australian athletes
- List of international sports events in Australia
- Australian cyclists at the Tour de France
- List of Parliament of Australia Reports on Sport
- Australian Society for Sports History
- Brisbane Organising Committee for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Ocean pools in Australia
- Australian Swim Team
- Australian Athletics Team
- Sporting Awards - Australian Institute of Sport Awards , Australian Sport Awards, ABC Sports Award of the Year and World Trophy for Australasia, Australian Coach Awards, Aboriginal and Islander Sports Hall of Fame, National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sports Awards, Australian Women's Health Sport Awards, ACT Sport Hall of Fame, Canberra Sport Awards
- Category:Australian_sports_executives_and_administrators - Ted Harris, John Bloomfield, Harold Alderson, Edgar Tanner, Sydney Grange, James Taylor,
- Sports originating in Australia - Sphairee and Wheelchair Australian rules football*
References
edit- ^ "Australian Paralympic History Project". Australian Paralympic Committee website. Retrieved 30 January 2016.