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Morgan Liotta
RACGP
Tuesday 11th May, 2021
And while the positive impacts are widespread across specific patient groups, it has been particularly beneficial for vulnerable populations, such as those accessing the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Paul Donoughue
ABC News
Sunday 9th May, 2021
As live music returns in much of the country, advocates and artists with disability say the industry should learn some lessons from the pandemic and build back up in a
Di Winkler
Pro Bono News
Wednesday 5th May, 2021
From September 2022, new homes in Australia will include accessible design features, after a meeting on 30 April saw building ministers decide to include minimum accessibility standards in the National
Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
Friday 30th April, 2021
The Building Ministers agreed to mandate the Livable Housing Design Silver Level as a standard for all new housing in the National Construction Code. The Gold Standard will also be
Vashkar Bhattacharjee
Modern Diplomacy
Thursday 15th April, 2021
Diversity policies, especially when it comes to disabled people, are often created and implemented by decision makers with very different life experiences to those who their policies affect most. We
Business Australia
Wednesday 21st April, 2021
In Australia, many employees are living with a disability as part of their daily life. By providing the right support, employers can instil inclusive workplace practices and enhance diversity.
Ria Andriani
The Guardian
Friday 9th April, 2021
During the pandemic, when the world shrank, many of us walked in the bush. For someone who can’t see, it isn’t necessarily something that I can do independently. But over
Carolyn Webb
The Age
Thursday 1st April, 2021
Like many parents, Jonathan Wenig was concerned about his daughter’s career path after she left school last year. Tali, 20, who has autism, faced more than the usual challenges in
Christopher Knaus
The Guardian
Friday 26th March, 2021
nd and low-vision Australians are being shut out of the Covid-19 vaccination process because the government’s eligibility checker and clinic finder website fail to meet basic web accessibility standards, according
Emily Pidgeon
The CEO Magazine
Friday 19th March, 2021
“We have seen the benefits of working from home, as well as the accessibility of online events,” Carly tells The CEO Magazine. “For many people – especially disabled people –
Emma Myers
ABC News
Wednesday 17th March, 2021
You've already been told by your potential employer that your resumé is the best they have ever seen. The employer has every intention of giving you the job. The interview