As part of celebrating International Women’s Day, Deaf Sports Australia would like to echo the IWD 2023 #EmbraceEquity campaign theme by placing a spotlight on the resounding example of Rona Lazo-Treloggen of Gunning NSW. She was recently awarded the Upper Lachlan Shire 2023 Sportsperson of the Year award in January this year for her
Deaf Sports Australia hosted a weekend full of scheduled meetings and trainings in Newcastle. Staff from across Australia met together for their training day on Friday. On Saturday, Deaf Sports Australia hosted its first Annual General Meeting, with over 30 people in attendance, since the COVID-19 pandemic and its lockdown effects across Australia. Previous
Deaf Sports Australia is proud to host the impending national sporting event which attracts over a thousand deaf and hard of hearing athletes across the nation. Friday the 16th of April this year will mark the One Year To Go milestone. There will be an Information Night regarding the 2022 Australian Deaf Games happening
News 16 April 2020 SWS Lawyers is pleased to announce its corporate partnership with the 2022 Australian Deaf Games to be staged in the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie area (Games). The 2022 Australian Deaf Games will be held from 16th – 22nd April 2022 and will welcome over 1000 deaf and hard-of hearing athletes from across the country
MEDIA RELEASE 16th April 2020 Today marks the Two Years To Go milestone for the 2022 Australian Deaf Games to be staged in the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie area. From the 16th – 22nd April 2022, the region will welcome over 1,000 atheletes from across the country to compete in 16 medal and
Media Release - Dates Announced for 2022 Australian Deaf Games For an accessible version of the media release, download it here
