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Athletes set to shine

Summary by Noosa Today

Noosa athletes and sports fans will have the chance to witness Australia’s premier deaf sporting event when more than 1,200 competitors, officials and supporters converge on the Sunshine Coast for the 2026 Australian Deaf Games. Running from 4 to 11 July, the Games will transform the region into a celebration of elite sport, inclusion and deaf culture, with athletes competing in up to 20 sports across venues in Caloundra, Currimundi and Kawana. …

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Athletes set to shine

Noosa athletes and sports fans will have the chance to witness Australia’s premier deaf sporting event when more than 1,200 competitors, officials and supporters converge on the Sunshine Coast for the 2026 Australian Deaf Games. Running from 4 to 11 July, the Games will transform the region into a celebration of elite sport, inclusion and deaf culture, with athletes competing in up to 20 sports across venues in Caloundra, Currimundi and Kawana. …

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Noosa Today broke the news 9 days ago on Thursday, July 2, 2026.

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