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“What I hope people take away from my art when they’re viewing it is a sense of calmness. I want viewers to see the art piece and connect with the colour, feel the patterns and feel welcomed here.” — Ailsa Walsh

“I’ve gone from the youngest member of the Pearls to now being the old lady of the team – but I prefer to see my role as a veteran and a leader.”

Australian world record swimmer, Ben Hance, says he has only one word to describe his swimming career – grateful.

One side of the medal represents the legacy of the gum blossom design from the Global Games 2019 Medal and the other side represents the Brisbane River, the place where both these Games have connection to and the place where future athletes will come back to.

“It’s great that people from all walks of life have the chance to succeed in their chosen sport in front of an audience.” — Ruby Storm

The Virtus Oceania Asia Games 2022 has embraced countries from outside its region to compete in the Games.

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“When I run, I feel free and competing as an Athlete with a disability means I can be myself.” – Alberto Campbell PLY

Sport Inclusion Australia is the organisation delivering the Virtus Oceania Asia Games 2022 (OA Games 2022) and was established in 1986 as a founding member of Paralympics Australia.