Celebrating Every Story

Celebrating Every Story is the Shire of Mundaring's celebration of International Day of People with Disability showcasing inclusion, accessibility and belonging. The evening will feature a screening of Perth-made documentary 'Hard as Puck', featuring Perth's para ice hockey skaters as well as a pre-screening Q&A.

The event will also publicly launch the Shire of Mundaring's commitment to the Hidden Disability Sunflower Program and offer an end of year connection for local school and club representatives involved in the Shire's inaugural Sport4All program, which is helping sport become a place where everyone belongs.

🎫All ticket holders will go in the draw to win prizes from local business Neuro Nest Co., a neuro-affirming resource store based in Stoneville. Prize draw will occur during the event.

This event has been supported by an International Day of People with Disability grant, thanks to Developmental Disability WA.

• Accessible Toilet will be available on site

• Wheelchair matting will be laid to support access around the venue

• Screening will feature subtitles those who are hard of hearing or deaf

Please contact the Shire of Mundaring on 9290 6718 or email communityengagement@mundaring.wa.gov.au to discuss any individual access needs that we can assist with.

Please note, this film is rated M and is recommended for mature audiences (ages 15+).

View the trailer here.

This event champions all abilities, including celebrating the achievements from this year's Sport4All school and sporting club programs, the Garden Island Pirates para-ice hockey team, as well as those with hidden disabilities.

On the 3 December 2026, the Shire of Mundaring will officially join the Hidden Disability Sunflower initiative, demonstrating our continued commitment to creating supportive and inclusive environments for all individuals to thrive. 🌻

The Shire of Mundaring is one of 65 local governments across Australia participating in the Sport4All initiative, through a dedicated Inclusion Coach. The Shire joined the program this year as a way to:

• increase participation in sport for people with disability at all levels, including as players, coaches, and administrators, and

• assist sporting clubs and schools to be more accessible and inclusive to enable people with disability to have choice and control over where and how they would like to participate in sport

This event is also a celebration for school and club representatives who have come along the journey this year as part of the program.