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Naomi Chainey
Sydney Morning Herald
Saturday 2nd December, 2017

Sunday is International Day of People with a Disability, and its themeis “transformation towards sustainable and resilient society for all”. People with disabilities are a diverse bunch – many of

Gary Kerridge
The Rebuttal
Wednesday 22nd November, 2017

It’s not just public transport that is the issue. For example in the article a guy with Parkinson’s explains how he struggles just to get in a pub because people…

Eliza Laschon
ABC News
Friday 10th November, 2017

The citizenship saga has cleared the path for the youngest-ever senator, Jordon Steele-John from Western Australia, to enter the Upper House, replacing Greens co-deputy Scott Ludlam. “I’ve spent the last…

Robot Army
Wednesday 1st November, 2017
Jeremy the Dud is a comedy set in a world where everyone has a disability, and those that don't are treated with the same prejudice, stigma and condescending attitudes people
Carly Findlay
Sunday 27th August, 2017

Carly Findlays five tips for journalists and editors writing and talking about disability.

Rowan Forster
Geelong Advertiser
Thursday 2nd November, 2017

A wheelchair using Indented Head man has launched a 15,000-signature strong petition demanding ticket agencies equal the playing field for disabled event-goers.

Fred Ohlsson
Bluenotes
Monday 23rd October, 2017
Australians may notice a new blue and gold addition to their wallets in the coming weeks as the Reserve Bank of Australia circulates the new $A10 note. And if you
Belonging Matters
Monday 2nd October, 2017
Why 19 stories? Because Article 19 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities refers to the right to live independently and participate in the community.
Daniella Miletic
The Age
Tuesday 19th September, 2017

Getting a ticket for a preliminary final can be exhausting, especially when tickets to the public are exhausted. But spare a thought for footy fans like Sam Jackson, a Tigers…

ABC Radio Breakfast Hobart
Monday 21st August, 2017
new film Defiant Lives directed by Sarah Barton charts the history of disability rights activism around the world. The film reveals just how much in our world has changed due
 Henrietta Cook
The Age
Thursday 17th August, 2017

Julianne Bugeja recently filmed her daily encounter with a locked gate at University Park Primary, which prevents access to her daughter living with spinal muscular atrophy. This means that Alyssa,

Sourceable
Friday 28th July, 2017

We want to contribute to Australian society but we usually find that we can’t access the workplace, can’t access public venues, can’t have a holiday because there is no suitable…