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Thu 14 February 2019Career changers from Newcastle are finding fulfilling work in the disability sector that is predicted to see a labour shortfall of 75,000 by 2022.
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Thu 14 February 2019Facing the prospect of losing another vote in the House of Representatives, the Federal Government opts for parliamentary tactics to run down the clock.
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Thu 14 February 2019A champion Paralympian had to slide down two flights of stairs on her bottom at a cinema. Now she is calling on businesses to make disability access a priority.
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Thu 14 February 2019Abdul Aziz Muhamat was allowed to travel to Geneva where he was named the 2019 Martin Ennals Award Laureate.
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Thu 14 February 2019Years after footage emerged of a double amputee hauling himself up train station stairs and decades of complaints, the NSW Government has promised a fix.
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Thu 14 February 2019With more than 110 people taking up hospital beds in South Australia while waiting for their NDIS plans, there are calls for the Federal Government to foot the bill for the delays.
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Wed 13 February 2019Three cheers for those who campaigned to free Hakeem al-Araibi.
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Wed 13 February 2019Despite meeting with human rights advocates, detainee Isa Islam remains in Canberra hospital on his lengthy hunger strike.
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Mon 11 February 2019Two weeks after it was announced Kogarah Oval would have a new name, a group of local councillors have put forward a motion for the tender to be reopened.
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Mon 11 February 2019Phoebe is your average 13-year-old, except that when she's not at school, she cares for her mum. She is among one in eight Australians who are unpaid carers, but are "largely unrecognised", something a new awareness campaign hopes to change.
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Mon 11 February 2019If he could have his time again, wheelchair rugby player and quadriplegic Richard Voris, 27, says he would not forgo breaking his neck.
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Mon 11 February 2019If he could have his time again, wheelchair rugby player and quadriplegic Richard Voris, 27, says he would not forgo breaking his neck.
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Mon 11 February 2019A new fundraising campaign in South Australia shines a light on the demands faced by unpaid carers with a 3-legged challenge.
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Mon 11 February 2019If he could have his time again, wheelchair rugby player and quadriplegic Richard Voris, 27, says he would not forgo breaking his neck.
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Mon 11 February 2019A new chat tool for families of children with disabilities is just one business embracing Australia's strong ecosystem.
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Sun 10 February 2019Many Uighurs have fled the north-western region of Xinjiang to Turkey where the language and culture are similar to that in their homeland.
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Sun 10 February 2019At least 13 people with mental impairment in Northern Territory prisons are there simply because the NT Government has no better place to put them, and one lawyer argues the NT should get a "big, fat, red F" for its treatment of the vulnerable.
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Sun 10 February 2019At least 13 people in Territory prisons are there simply because the NT Government has no better place to put them, and one lawyer argues the Northern Territory should get a "big, fat, red F" for its treatment of those most vulnerable.
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Sat 9 February 2019A small, portable gadget has transformed the lives of people who are both deaf and blind by translating phone screens into braille.
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Tue 5 February 2019The suspended CEO of the Paramatta Council is under pressure to resign after an independent investigation finds "anomalies" in his resume, but council members are frustrated the $200,000 report wasn't more conclusive.
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Tue 5 February 2019Rights groups have urged the United Nations to send investigators to China's northwestern Xinjiang province to probe the mass detainment of ethnic Uighur and other Muslim minorities.
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Tue 5 February 2019A bill to protect human rights, including a right to education, could lead to frivolous complaints, LNP members have argued.
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Tue 5 February 2019For over 100 years, the IQ test has been considered the quintessential marker of who's "smart" and who's not, but a worldwide dip in scores has researchers questioning if it's time to broaden how we understand intelligence.
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Sun 3 February 2019A film showcasing the talents of actors with disabilities is among the finalists for this year's Tropfest, as audiences increasingly expect to see all of the community reflected on their screens.
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Sun 3 February 2019I'm not sure how tennis legend turned fire and brimstone evangelist Margaret Court would have felt about it, but I wasn't the only "gay" inside her eponymously named arena at the Australian Open.
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Sun 3 February 2019The current system of guardianship is "butchering a number of human rights" and it's taking too long to reform the system, the Disability Discrimination Commissioner says.
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Sat 2 February 2019Mariah Carey was praised and criticised after becoming the first international female singer to perform in Saudi Arabia.
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Fri 1 February 2019The Federal Government is gearing up for a fresh battle with the states and territories over disability funding after A Productivity Commission report identified major gaps in service provision, calling for a key agreement to be scrapped and rewritten.
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Fri 1 February 2019Journalists are being targeted and free speech curtailed in Myanmar, according to a new Human Rights Watch report.
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Fri 1 February 2019Record your decision to save lives on the Australian Organ Donor Register (AODR).
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Fri 1 February 2019Forgot to make a New Year’s resolution? It’s not too late to start making strong passwords a good habit.
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Fri 1 February 2019The tragic death of a pioneering pilot has failed to stop his colleagues from embarking on an inspiring global expedition.
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Fri 1 February 2019The Whyalla community purchased three beach access wheelchairs that have only been used for a few events because they are not covered by public liability insurance.
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Wed 30 January 2019Ellen Fraser-Barbour was refused entry to a restaurant because of her guide dog. She says it "happens all the time" and is calling for a national penalty.
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Tue 29 January 2019Data gleaned from the survey finds that younger men are more likely to resist women's emancipation, despite over a decade of efforts designed to change hearts and minds.
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Mon 28 January 2019Wang Quanzhang, who had taken on cases that questioned China's rule of law, is found guilty of "subversion" and sentenced to four and a half years in prison.
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Mon 28 January 2019Human rights organisations have denounced the jail term as a "gross injustice".
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Mon 28 January 2019Wang Quanzhang was tried in a closed hearing without a lawyer last month after being detained with 200 other legal activists during the '709' crackdown in 2015.
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Sun 27 January 2019Peter Renzullo is colourblind and can barely see, but advancements in technology have allowed him to shoot and direct his own film.
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Fri 25 January 2019The United Nations asks the Australian Government to consider suspending the Adani project in central Queensland until it gains the support of a group of traditional owners who are fighting the miner in court.
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Fri 25 January 2019Has more social equality made us less willing to play with one another?
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