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Horse riding is in Noella Angel’s blood. Her father was a professional who qualified for two Olympic teams, while her mother is a lifelong rider and now instructor. Noella, 27, was diagnosed with arterial vascular malformation as a child, also known as Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome, which affects the development of blood vessels, soft tissues and bones. For Noella, it’s impacted the mobility of her right leg, spending the last 17 years of her life on crutches. As she went through her younger years and into adulthood, enduring treatment and over 100 embolisations, horse riding was the constant in her life. “Horse...

On his 13th birthday, Logan was greeted by a bus on his doorstep, ready to take him on a celebratory ride.

The NDIS is supporting Beaumaris 20-year-old, Monty Cooper, to pursue his triathlon goals and work in a field he is passionate about.

For as long as she can remember, Rosie Boyland has loved sport. The 19 year old is already the New South Wales women’s Under 20 champion in Paralympic shotput and has her sights set on competing at the Virtus Global Games happening in Vichy, France, in 2023.

Bundaberg couple Aaron and Donna Corr’s lives were turned upside down when Aaron was involved in what seemed like a minor car accident. “I was passenger in a mate’s car a couple of years ago when he had a slight bingle and I knocked my head on the door,” Aaron says. “I didn’t think much of it, just had a small egg on my head, so I didn’t bother about going to hospital and went home.” Donna, who at the time was working shifts as a disability support worker, recalls they both had an afternoon nap after Aaron got home...