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Maggie Coggan
Pro Bono News
Wednesday 20th May, 2020
The Mission Australia Youth Survey has taken a disability lens to its data for the first time Young people with disability are more likely to report poor mental health and
Maggie Coggan
Pro Bono News
Tuesday 12th May, 2020
Advocacy groups are calling on the Morrison government to immediately accept a landmark federal court decision allowing people with disability to use their National Disability Insurance Scheme funding for specialised
Christiane Barro
The New Daily
Tuesday 12th May, 2020
Disability pensioners are turning to lawyers to fight for access to the JobSeeker payment, as recipients reveal they have had to skip meals and even stop taking medication during the
UN News
Wednesday 6th May, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic is intensifying inequalities experienced by the world’s one billion people with disabilities, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said in launching a report issued on Wednesday that calls for
By Jordan Baker
SMH
Saturday 2nd May, 2020
A disability carer allegedly secretly filmed videos of himself physically and verbally abusing five vulnerable adults and sexually abusing two children in western Sydne
Bianca Hall
The Age
Tuesday 26th November, 2019
The Victorian government has admitted it needs to overhaul the way prisoners with mental illnesses and cognitive impairments are treated, concerned they are over-represented in jail, suffer more in custody
Nine News
Monday 18th November, 2019
A Melbourne disability carer sexually assaulted two intellectually disabled women in his care within an hour, telling one of them not to say anything or he would lose his job.
Bianca Hall
The Age
Wednesday 6th November, 2019
Children's Court president Judge Amanda Chambers has lashed out at the Department of Health and Human Services for leaving her with little option but to send a profoundly disabled young
SBS
Sunday 8th September, 2019
Australia has changed the way it decides whether children with Down syndrome and other conditions, can migrate permanently to Australia. But the changes don’t go far enough, according to Mary
Mary Crock
The Conversation
Friday 6th September, 2019
Australia can ensure immigration does not result in undue burden without ditching fairness and humanity. A good starting point would be “nett benefit” health rules that measure a migrant’s contributions
Margaret Nixon
The Conversation
Friday 22nd February, 2019
Up to 90% of women with disability have been sexually assaulted. People with disability are three times as likely to die prematurely than the general population from causes that could
Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC), People with Disability Australia (PWDA)
Monday 11th February, 2019
People with disability have been dealt a blow, with the Federal Government refusing to fix a significant problem with the law that stops discrimination in employment, education, transport and more.