13 Best Coverage of Sport for People with Disability
Category 13 – Best Coverage of Sport for
People with Disability
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Dwayne Grant
'Never say never'
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Thanks everyone. First off I’d like to pay
credit to the Disabled Surfers Association.
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The work they do is truly inspiring and especially
the Gold Coast branch for allowing me the
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access that I had. It’s only through such
actions that we get to write the stories that
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we do. I’d also like to thank the Australian
Sports Commission for the award but also for
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recognising this category. When I first suggested
the story in an editorial meeting, one of
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my colleagues made the comment that they weren’t
sure that they really wanted to wake up on
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a Saturday and read a story about, you know,
someone with a disability. We all reacted
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as you can imagine you would. And I’m pleased
that the guys here on the Australian Sports
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Commission recognise that sometimes the media
need a hand as well to push the cause. Thank you.
WINNER: Dwayne Grant, ‘Never say never’ — Paradise magazine, Gold Coast Bulletin
HIGH COMMENDATION: Gary Burchett and Melinda Farrell, Inside Cricket: blind cricket — Premier Media Group



