Australia's wheelchair rugby team are aiming for a third Paralympic Games gold medal in a row as their impressive streak over the past decade looks to continue at Tokyo 2020.

Australia has announced further additions to its travelling contingent to the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games with its 12-member wheelchair rugby squad.

The Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) and Wheelchair Rugby Canada (WRC) have selected 12 players to its wheelchair rugby team for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, with three members of the squad set to make their debuts.

The International Wheelchair Rugby Federation (IWRF) will stage a first-ever Sports Science and Sports Medicine Conference in September, working with Loughborough University's Peter Harrison Centre for Disability Sport.

The International Wheelchair Rugby Federation (IWRF) has launched a new discipline of the sport known as Rugby 5s (WR5s).

The International Wheelchair Rugby Federation (IWRF) has confirmed plans for its European Championship Division B tournament in Poland, set to be the first event staged by the organisation since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The six countries that will compete in the wheelchair rugby tournament at next year’s World Games in Birmingham in Alabama have been announced.

Plans have been revealed by the International Wheelchair Rugby Federation (IWRF) to launch its own Hall of Fame.

GB Wheelchair Rugby (GBWR) has announced the appointment of sports marketing company TLA Worldwide to aid its development ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.

Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby (GBWR) has confirmed the appointment of Jason Brisbane as the organisation’s new chief executive.

Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) has announced Kayo Sports as the official streaming partner of its 2021 National Championship in Gold Coast, which starts on Friday (May 28).

France has been awarded the hosting rights for the 2022 Wheelchair Rugby European Championship Division A tournament.

Organisers have announced the schedule for the Tokyo 2020 wheelchair rugby competition following the completion of the draw for the event.

Cameron Leslie is set to become the first New Zealander in 33 years to compete in more than one sport at a Paralympic Games after being named in both the swimming and wheelchair rugby squads for Tokyo 2020.

Defending champions Australia have been drawn with hosts and Rio 2016 bronze medallists Japan in the group stage of the wheelchair rugby tournament at the postponed Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.