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Rania Saab, a Sydney lawyer who works in the Family Court, was born with hearing loss. She believes discrimination against hard of hearing people is rife in the legal system.
Voice at the Table(VATT) is a pilot project which aims to increase the number of people with cognitive disabilities sitting on boards, committees and advisory groups within government, service providers…
Working parents say they are going without pay to care for their disabled children because of Glen Eira’s inadequate respite services. Frustrated parents said the strain is at its worst…
A Disability campaigner says she was refused service in two Mentone eateries because she had her assistance dog with her.
A cafe in Melbourne run by deaf staff is helping to break down communication barriers and ready students for the hearing world.
Tonya Glennester, was visiting the supermarket with her five-year-old daughter, Evalynn. Evalynn has ADHD and autism and can become distressed in noisy or crowded places. Glennester, who also sufferers from…
Like other disabled Australians, the #censusfail furore is making me grin. Over the past month, the nation has been immersed in the type of outrage only afforded to the privileged….
A formal complaint against the AFL will be lodged by representatives of the Deaf community to the Human Rights Commission today.
The world’s most comprehensive network of braille and tactile signs to help visually impaired pedestrians has been rolled out across Sydney.
We don’t tend to talk about toilets much, even though we all use them. The lack of attention to public toilets means we know very little about how they meet…
Christian Cedergren, 17, who has autism, wrapped his arms around Bill Shorten and, through his tears, told the Opposition Leader what was bothering him. Christian wasn’t crying about himself but…
An alliance of 800 disability advocates and ethical designers are calling for mandatory disability access in new homes.
