In the year 2000, few things would have pushed back the nightly ABC News bulletin. When a wheelchair race did, legendary broadcaster Karen Tighe knew the Paralympics had truly arrived in Australia.

Sydney 2000 was a turning point — not just for me, but for the entire Paralympic movement, writes silver medallist Elizabeth Wright.

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Celebrating the 25 year milestone of the Olympic Games in Sydney, Wide World of Sports presents two part special, Sydney 2000: The Best Ever. Head of Creative and Innovations at Nine Wide World of ...

When Pauline Davis-Thompson took the baton from Chandra Sturrup and tore around the top bend of Stadium Australia on the closing night of track action at the Sydney Olympics, the seasoned Bahamian ...