7 Australian Female Athletes To Watch At Paralympics

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The Paralympics have finally begun and we're very excited to watch the female athletes representing Australia. Kicking off in Tokyo on August 24, the games will see incredibly talented women across para-canoeing, para-cycling and more competing for the chance to bring home gold. Here's a look at some of the inspiring athletes who we're very eager to watch as they rep Down Under between now and September 5.

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