The Latest Breaking News from Winter Paralympics

Warm weather melted artificial snow at Yanqing and caused disruption to the para Alpine skiing events

Josh Hanlon has made an impressive Winter Paralympics debut but Australia remains without a para alpine skiing medal in Beijing after Mitch Gourley missed out.

Ben Tudhope will chase his second medal of the Beijing Winter Paralympics in Friday's banked slalom and his coach is confident he can deliver something special.

Brian McKeever and Natalie Wilkie win cross-country sprints as Britain’s David Melrose injured in wheelchair curling fall

The Winter Paralympics in Beijing have reached the midway point with almost 600 athletes from 46 delegations competing. Sunday's closing ceremony will end a long run of sports in the Chinese capital. The Winter Olympics began Feb. 4 and closed Feb. 20.

There are only a few women in Australia's Winter Paralympics team in Beijing, but they are making sure they stand out in the snow.

Fitzpatrick has secured herself two medals already at the current 2022 Winter Paralympics – a silver and a bronze on the slopes of Beijing’s Yanqing National Alpine Centre.

Skip Hugh Nibloe, Gregor Ewan, David Melrose, Meggan Dawson-Farrell and Gary Smith boosted their chances with a 10-5 victory over Estonia on Tuesday

The 161-centimeter Taiki Kawayoke pushed ahead in the 20-kilometer cross-country skiing course on Monday at the Beijing Winter Paralympics.

Iryna Bui and Vitaliy Lukyanenko took gold as Ukrainian athletes dominated at Zhangjiakou National Biathlon Centre

Rae Anderson, the seventh Australian to compete at both a Summer and Winter Paralympics, has benefited from a year out of the sport in between.