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Kostas Mavromaras; Megan Moskos; Stéphane Mahuteau; Linda Isherwood; Alison Goode; Helen Walton; Llainey Smith; Zhang Wei; Joanne Flavel
Flinders University
Monday 30th April, 2018
This report contains findings based on all data collections undertaken over the course of the evaluation, including surveys and interviews with NDIS participants, their families and carers, disability support providers,
Hannah Reich for The Hub on Stage
ABC Online
Tuesday 1st May, 2018
Findlay, a writer, spoken-word performer and "appearance activist", has recently taken up the new post of inclusion coordinator for the Melbourne Fringe Festival. Her goal for her three-year tenure as
Stephanie Ferrier
ABC Online
Monday 30th April, 2018
While the victims were most often women, the report found nearly one in three of the victims were children — and one in four of them had sustained a brain
Eden Faithfull
ABC Online
Wednesday 25th April, 2018
Plastic straws are in the sights of environmental campaigners, but the push to ban this simple product could have unintended consequences. Utensils such as plastic straws serve an essential role
Richard Press
Money Management
Monday 23rd April, 2018
Parents and immediate family members will often seek to provide financial assistance to help a disabled family member. One option can be to establish a Special Disability Trust (SDT).
Brett Worthington
ABC Online
Monday 2nd April, 2018

Here sits senator Jordon Steele-John, the West Australian Green who in November last year, just weeks after turning 23, became the Australian Parliament’s youngest-ever senator. He’s sitting alone at the

Christiane Barro
New Daily
Tuesday 3rd April, 2018
Board member of Disability Advocacy Australia Julie Phillips said there needed to be a significant change in approach to dealing with people who suffer from a disability. “It’s outrageous that
Nick McKenzie
The Age
Monday 2nd April, 2018

John’s psychologist was worried about his mental health. She asked the police to check on him. CCTV footage shows they did much more.

Productivity Commission
Monday 26th March, 2018

The Commission has made recommendations on how to apply increased competition, contestability and informed user choice to the human services that were identified in the first stage study report to…

Benedict Brook
news.com
Thursday 29th March, 2018

An ABC news presenter has come under fire following an interview labelled as “offensive” where he told a woman with a chronic skin condition that she looked like a “burns…

Ben Knight
The Age/ABC
Tuesday 3rd April, 2018

John installed a CCTV system at his house in Melbourne’s northern suburbs after it was burgled a few years back. It was supposed to capture robbers — not police.

Greta Levy
AAP & Daily Mail Australia
Sunday 25th March, 2018

Yvette Nichol, 60, had been primary carer for autistic and epileptic son Brett, 34. Nichols avoided jail and blames the disability support system for her actions. She attempted to take