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Paralympics 2024: Australia's Madison de Rozario chasing back-to-back marathon golds on final day of competition at Paris Games

Australia's Madison de Rozario is looking to defending her Paralympic title in the women's T54 marathon, while para canoeist Curtis McGrath will return to the water as he bids for a fifth gold medal of his career. Follow live.

By: ABC News (AU)

Sep 09 2024
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Paralympics 2024: Australia's Madison de Rozario chasing back-to-back marathon golds on final day of competition at Paris Games

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