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Prince Harry at the Opening Ceremony of the Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023

Spectacular start to the Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023 as Macklemore & a Prince take the stage

News 10 Sep 2023

Flight Sergeant Nathan King, Co-Captain Team Australia arriving at Dusseldorf Airport by Buddy the Mascot

Emotional welcome as Team Australia Descends on Dusseldorf for Invictus Games 2023

News 7 Sep 2023

Ellie Cole still supporting Invictus Team Dusseldorf 2023

Aussie faves wish Team Australia luck as they head to Invictus Games

News 4 Sep 2023

Lenny Redrose Flag Bearer Invictus Games 2023 David Hurley & Linda Hurley

Invictus Games Aussie Flag Bearer named

News 4 Sep 2023

Minister Keogh and Adam Slot competing in the Invictus Games sport of Indoor Rowing, at the Invictus Australia WA expansion event

Invictus Australia rolls West – official expansion announced by Minister in his home state

News 23 Aug 2023

Dragon Boat Racing

Paddles Up! – Invictus Australia Partners With Australian Dragon Boat Federation

Community 26 Jul 2023

Water Polo stock image

Making a splash – Invictus Australia partners with Water Polo Australia

Community 5 Jul 2023

Flight Sergeant Nathan King (left), Assistant Minister for Defence, Assistant Minister for Veterans Affairs, Assistant Minister for the Republic, The Honourable Matt Thistlethwaite MP and Able Seaman Taryn Dickens cut the official Invictus Games 2023 cake during the announcement of the co-captains at the Sydney Academy of Sports and Recreation, Narabeen, Sydney. *** Local Caption *** Flight Sergeant Nathan King and Able Seaman Taryn Dickens have been announced as the co-captains of Team Australia for Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023. The sixth Invictus Games will be held from 9-16 September 2023, in Dusseldorf Germany. The Australian Defence Force and Invictus Australia have partnered to support 31 Australian competitors and their family and friends. The Invictus Games is an international adaptive sporting event for serving and former serving military personnel who have been wounded, injured or become ill during their military service. Up to five hundred competitors from 22 nations will compete in 10 adaptive sports. The Games use the healing power of sport to inspire recovery, support rehabilitation and celebrate the crucial role played by family and friends.

Invictus Games Co-Captains named for Team Australia

News 27 Jun 2023

pickleball credit PAA

Perfect partnership with Pickleball and Invictus

Community 26 Jun 2023

Toowoomba Sports Day 2023

Community, Collaboration & Celebration through Sport in Toowoomba, with Invictus Australia

News 16 Jun 2023