Explore the latest news and announcements from Wheelchair Rugby Australia.
Brisbane will host the World Wheelchair Rugby Cup from 25 to 29 October 2027, bringing eight of the world’s leading teams to Queensland for one of the most significant events in Australian wheelchair rugby history, leading into quarterfinal week of the adjacent Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027.
Read MoreAustralia will make history in Paris this December, with the nation’s first women’s wheelchair rugby team set to make their mark at the inaugural Women’s World Wheelchair Rugby Championship.
Read MoreAustralia’s leading wheelchair rugby athletes return to domestic competition this month, with the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National League regular season set to begin with rounds in the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and Melbourne.
Read MoreThe Australian Steelers have opened their World Championship campaign with a 50 to 41 victory over Canada in São Paulo, in the first game of the entire tournament.
Read MoreThe Australian Steelers have completed their final training session and practice match ahead of the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby World Championship, with the team now ready to begin their title defence in São Paulo.
Read MoreIntersection joins WRA as its newest Official Partner, signing a three-year agreement to help accelerate the growth of wheelchair rugby across Australia.
Read MoreThe wheelchair rugby program in Western Australia has successfully transitioned from Rebound WA to Wheelchair Rugby Australia, reflecting a shared commitment to growing the sport across the country.
Read MoreReturning home from a strong Canada Cup campaign, the Australian Steelers are looking to continue building on the momentum generated by a silver medal performance as they turn their attention to Worlds.
Read MoreWheelchair Rugby Australia and etrainu are proud to announce etrainu as the Official Education Partner for WRA, supporting the development of coaches, officials and volunteers nationwide.
Read MoreThe Steelers head to the 2026 Canada Cup campaign in Vancouver, where Australia will face Canada, Brazil, France, Great Britain and Japan in one of wheelchair rugby’s premier international events.
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