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Luke Michael
pro Bono News
Thursday 29th August, 2019
Disability advocates are calling on the Morrison government to develop a sexuality policy for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, warning that participants are being denied full autonomy over their own
Mirage News
Wednesday 28th August, 2019
Historically people with disability have been subjected to societal beliefs that we are either asexual or hypersexual, while constantly being denied full autonomy over our own bodies.
Alicia Louise
Yahoo Lifestyle
Monday 19th August, 2019
Lots of people go about their lives never getting to know a person with a disability (that they know of). Then when someone turns up in your workplace, school or
Mirage News
Thursday 8th August, 2019
The Centre for Workplace Leadership, in consultation with the Australian Network on Disability, examined ‘best-practice’ organisations in Australia to understand how they utilised workplace adjustments towards the inclusion of people
Big Ideas
ABC Radio National
Thursday 15th August, 2019
Jenny Macklin held many social policy portfolios over her long political career. As Minister for Disability Reform in the Gillard government she ushered in the NDIS. Jenny talks about the
Caroline Winter
ABC AM
Thursday 8th August, 2019
It was meant to relieve the burden on families caring for children with a disability. But horror stories continue to emerge revealing how the National Disbility Insurance Scheme is failing
Tom Stayner
SBS
Sunday 4th August, 2019
Women with Disabilities Australia executive director Carolyn Frohmader said Australia's most vulnerable continue to face unacceptable barriers. “There's widespread hardship, discrimination, violence and poverty, they face these every day,” she
Melissa Raine
SMH
Sunday 4th August, 2019
For many families of children with disabilities, their first encounter with a Victorian state school is marked by “gatekeeping". They might be encouraged to enrol their child elsewhere or told
Paul Farrell and Alex McDonald~
7:30
Monday 29th July, 2019
Automated Centrelink debts, described by critics as robodebts, have been criticised by legal groups because they require welfare recipients to prove they do not owe any money.
Katherine Brewar
The Conversation
Tuesday 16th July, 2019
Many companies overlook workers with autism. Here’s why they miss out when they do so and what they can do to make sure that autistic employees thrive in the workplace.
Judith Ireland
Sydney Morning Herald
Sunday 28th July, 2019
Disability groups, along with Labor and the Greens, are calling for the removal of commissioners John Ryan and Barbara Bennett due to to conflict-of-interest concerns. Despite growing community pressure, the
Norman Hermant and Loretta Florance
ABC Online
Wednesday 17th July, 2019
Sarah Brady was a 39-year-old woman who could walk, talk and eat solid food when she was put into a nursing home to share a room with someone in their