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Rachel Browne
Brisbane Times
Thursday 26th February, 2015

Major television networks are the subject of complaints to be lodged in the Australian Human Rights Commission on Thursday, in action launched by Vision Australia. Vision Australia, which represents the…

Clementine Ford
The Age
Wednesday 31st December, 2014

There’s something about the end of a year that inspires hope for change. As the final hours of 2014 fold themselves away, many of us will find ourselves daydreaming of…

Julie Power
Sydney Morning Herald
Monday 13th October, 2014

Blinded when she was 20, Ms Henley uses a form of “echo-location” – clicking her fingers or tongue to produce echos much like a bat’s navigation – to find her…

Deborah Hayes
Pro Bono News
Monday 29th September, 2014

Tips for planning for the evacuation needs of disabled persons in the community In any disaster planned for by emergency management personnel, one in five people encountered will have a…

Ryan Struk
New Matilda

It was announced recently that the ABC’s disability website, Ramp Up, launched in 2010, will be scrapped by the end of the month. Seed funding for the website — provided…

Kate Larsen
Ramp Up
Friday 20th June, 2014

The disability movement in Australia has taken some significant steps forward over the last three years. When Kate Larsen moved from London to Melbourne three years ago, she was surprised…

Jodie van de Wetering
Ramp Up
Monday 16th June, 2014

Can we change the world with a click and a share? Engaging in online activism can’t replace putting a face to a name or chatting over a cuppa, but it…

Life Matters
ABC Radio National
Friday 30th May, 2014

We like to be different, but not too different, to fit in yet still be individual. It’s a tension that gets played out in various ways. By parents who want…

Michael Short
The Age
Monday 24th March, 2014

Lawyer Richard Bernstein joins Michael Short in The Zone. Australia’s fledgling National Disability Insurance Scheme is widely seen as a fair and decent public policy that’s long overdue in one…

Outware Mobile
Friday 7th March, 2014

Snap Send Solve is the free app that allows you to easily report issues relating to the built environment to the relevant authorities anywhere in Australia. Spotted a dangerous pothole?…

DARU
Wednesday 12th February, 2014
This forum was jointly convened by Victorian council of Social service (VCOSS) and Disability Advocacy Victoria (DAV) and was held at the Queen Victoria Women's Centre on 12 February 2014.
Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission
Thursday 1st January, 1970

Access to education is a critical factor in eliminating disadvantage and protecting vulnerable children, and is essential to lifelong economic and social wellbeing. For these reasons, the Commission undertook research…