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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
Adam Carey
The Age
Tuesday 5th November, 2019
The case, which could have implications for thousands of families who believe their child has been excluded from learning due to a disability, is listed for a three-week hearing in
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.
Luke Henriques-Gomes
The Guardian
Monday 28th October, 2019
third of all children with disability have been restrained or secluded at school while half have been bullied in the past year, according to a government-funded report that reveals “severe
Norman Hermant
ABC Online
Monday 28th October, 2019
Felix's mother Chloe Letica believed some of her son's behaviours might have been avoided if he was offered more support. She is now home-schooling him. "It is infuriating," she said.
Sam Langford
SBS News
Saturday 2nd November, 2019
“There were a lot of bureaucratic words, a lot of information about things like ‘letters patent’, which is legal jargonese which people don’t necessarily understand, or need to know. What
Aine Fox
7 News
Monday 28th October, 2019
More than a fifth of disabled young people have been subjected to some form of restraint at school in the past year, new research shows.
Melissa Raine
SMH
Sunday 4th August, 2019
For many families of children with disabilities, their first encounter with a Victorian state school is marked by “gatekeeping". They might be encouraged to enrol their child elsewhere or told
Rod Clune
The NewDaily
Friday 21st June, 2019
Many tertiary institutions employ own disability liaison officers. Other DLOs are employed regionally and shared across campuses, especially in the TAFE sector.
Melissa Cain and Melissa Fanshawe
The Conversation
Wednesday 12th June, 2019
Schools are set up for students who can see. But around 3,000 school-aged children in Australia have a vision impairment – 300 of these have a severe vision impairment or