Bill Mather-Brown

At the age of two, he contracted polio in the town of Agnew in the Goldfields-Esperance region, northeast of Kalgoorlie.

In the 1964 Tokyo Paralympics, he competed in wheelchair fencing as part of the Men's Épée Team.

In addition to his Paralympic achievements, Mather-Brown competed in the 1962 Commonwealth Paraplegic Games held in Perth.

He married Nadine Vine on 6 January 1967, who attended the 1972 Heidelberg Games as a team nurse.

[3][4] At the 1964 Tokyo Paralympics, he participated in wheelchair fencing as part of the Men's Épée Team.

Australian Paralympic Team members in the in-field at the athletics during the 1964 Tokyo Paralympic Games. From left (seated) Frank Ponta, team official John Johnston, Elizabeth Edmondson, unknown and Bill Mather-Brown