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Fran Kelly
RN Breakfast
Tuesday 28th January, 2020
The disability royal commission will resume next month as it works towards delivering its first major report in October. The next public hearings will be in western Sydney, looking at
Zalika Rizmal
ABC News
Friday 6th December, 2019
Disability and Community Inclusion professor Sally Robinson told the inquiry residents in group homes were being treated in ways that would not be acceptable for other people. "Residents are expected
Nine News
Tuesday 3rd December, 2019
Dr Spivakovsky questioned the lack of public outrage over the use of what many researchers and activists call "disability-specific lawful violence".
Nine News
Monday 2nd December, 2019
"I have found the move into supported accommodation resulted in extreme loss of control of my life," Dr Gibilisco told the disability royal commission on Monday. "I have found it
Miki Perkins
Sydney Morning Herald
Tuesday 3rd December, 2019
The lawful but “barbaric” use of chemical and mechanical restraints on people with disability should spark public outrage, but instead their use is widely overlooked, a royal commission hearing has
Doug Taylor
Pro bono News
Thursday 21st November, 2019
It’s important that as a nation we acknowledge the many lives that have been impacted by these terrible stories and do all we can to ensure they don’t happen again.
Ben Nielsen
ABC News
Tuesday 12th November, 2019
An Adelaide mother has told the disability royal commission her son suffered severe injuries and was made to live in filth while in residential care.
People with Disability Australia
Wednesday 13th November, 2019
Disability Royal Commission hearings sometimes use terms that most Australians aren’t very familiar with. The ‘Jargon Buster’ is a list of these explained in plain language.
Nas Campanella and Norman Hermant
ABC News
Saturday 9th November, 2019
"When you say you're going to have a royal commission that's going to have disabled people at the heart of it and then you don't have a single disabled person
Luke Michael
Pro Bono News
Wednesday 6th November, 2019
Some students with disability have been denied bathroom breaks and forced to sit in their own urine, while others have been forcefully dragged by their teachers, the disability royal commission
AAP
Nine News
Wednesday 6th November, 2019
Some teachers are "resisting diversity" in their classrooms and failing to cater for disabled students, the disability royal commission has been told. Special education teachers say despite some students having
SBS News
Wednesday 6th November, 2019
The disability royal commission in Townsville has been told while there are amazing teachers many don't want children with disabilities in their classrooms.