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Sat 17 March 2018Demonstrators from Australia's Vietnamese, Cambodian, Laos, Burmese and Filippino communities gather to condemn human rights abuses and to give a voice to their communities back home, as leaders meet nearby on the first day of the ASEAN summit.
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Sat 17 March 2018Protests have been held in Sydney calling for the ASEAN summit to focus on human rights abuses in several Asian countries.
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Sat 17 March 2018Less than a decade after a campdrafting accident fractured her spine, Katherine's Emily Tapp is gearing up for her next challenge: the Commonwealth Games paratriathlon.
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Sat 17 March 2018A sharp decline in ratings for The Ashes highlights the challenge Cricket Australia faces to secure a $1 billion windfall from the sale of broadcast rights.
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Fri 16 March 2018Women in the bush who've done it tough, survived and thrived, are sharing their stories as part of a new initiative to give a voice to rural women and to help their own healing process.
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Fri 16 March 2018After the Roosters defeat the Bulldogs, the Broncos and Cowboys resume their Queensland rivalry. Get all the scores, stats and streams in our live ScoreCentre.
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Fri 16 March 2018Women in the bush who've done it tough, survived and thrived, are sharing their stories as part of a new initiative to give a voice to rural women and to help their own healing process.
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Fri 16 March 2018Increasing Australian business ties to Southeast Asia will be the focus of day one of a special leaders' summit in Sydney hosted by the prime minister.
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Fri 16 March 2018The Commonwealth Bank is facing a lawsuit alleging discrimination over its touchscreen EFTPOS machines, which blind and vision-impaired people say are preventing them from conducting transactions safely.
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Thu 15 March 2018As Tony Carr's son matured, he underwent a violent transformation every time his autism spiralled out of control. Eventually he faced the unthinkable reality — Brandon could not remain in the family home.
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Thu 15 March 2018As Tony Carr's son matured, he underwent a violent transformation every time his autism spiralled out of control. Eventually he faced the unthinkable reality — Brandon could not remain in the family home.
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Thu 15 March 2018Syrian regime forces broke into a key town in the beleaguered rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta.
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Thu 15 March 2018"We had no training in these tasks," an insider says, claiming contractors dealing directly with NDIS applicants are untrained and not equipped to deal with complex and emotional cases.
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Wed 14 March 2018Human rights campaigners are urging Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to raise a raft of human rights issues during a two-day ASEAN special summit in Sydney.
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Tue 13 March 2018Hitender Kumar lost a claim in the Federal Court for underpaid wages because his employer was a consulate which is not covered under the Fair Work Act
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Tue 13 March 2018Personal finance expert Noel Whittaker answers your questions.
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Mon 12 March 2018Veteran unemployment is at 30.2 per cent, more than five times the national average. So why is it so hard for those leaving the Defence Force to get a job?
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Mon 12 March 2018The Marvel film with a predominantly African-American cast now has the seventh-highest US domestic take of all time, with one Disney exec noting "audiences respond to seeing themselves on the big screen".
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Mon 12 March 2018It has been more than one year since the full National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) began rolling out across Australia, and less than eight per cent of the 130,455 active participants have a culturally or linguistically diverse background.
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Mon 12 March 2018Protesters want an overhaul of a system that generally grants daughters only half the inheritance given to sons, an issue that has reverberated around the Muslim world.
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Sun 11 March 2018Four men storm public housing unit in Collingwood leaving victim bruised and shaken.
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Sun 11 March 2018It has been more than one year since the full National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) began rolling out across Australia, and less than eight per cent of the 130,455 active participants have a culturally or linguistically diverse background.
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Sun 11 March 2018Tunisian women led a march by more than 1,000 demonstrators Saturday, including men, to demand equal inheritance rights for both sexes in the North African country.
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Sat 10 March 2018More than 2,000 people have marched through central Sydney calling for more effective measures to counter violence and sexual harassment against women.
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Sat 10 March 2018Anita Tippl has spina bifida and cerebral palsy and remembers a time when she did not have access to transport for a month, leaving her looking at the same "four walls every day".
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Sat 10 March 2018There are concerns people with motor neurone disease are being denied assistance under the National Disability Insurance Scheme because of their poor life expectancy.
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Fri 9 March 2018Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's slurs against UN human rights activists are "unacceptable" and suggest he needs a mental evaluation, UN human rights chief says.
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Fri 9 March 2018This attention seeking four-month-old kid is a trainee therapy pet, bringing joy and laughter to the New England disabled community while helping them to learn new skills.
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Thu 8 March 2018St John sang the national anthem at the 2000 Paralympics in Sydney.
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Thu 8 March 2018Intellectually disabled woman Alanna Julian overcame several barriers in life to gain employment, and she's now a tireless advocate for people like her in her community.
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Wed 7 March 2018Vision-impaired Queenslanders are being forced to walk through heavy traffic in busy carparks and cross dangerous streets because they are not eligible for disability parking, an MP says.
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Mon 5 March 2018If you update your address or accommodation details we may send you a new look Rent Certificate.
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Mon 5 March 2018Against the backdrop of the River Torrens, Jay Weatherill, Steven Marshall and Nick Xenophon debate the key topics of this election — including power, employment, and protecting the vulnerable.
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Mon 5 March 2018Best Actress winner Frances McDormand ended her Oscars acceptance speech with a plug for "inclusion riders". But what are they?
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Mon 5 March 2018We will be closed for the Easter public holidays and we want to help you plan so you still get paid.
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Mon 5 March 2018"Secretly, I'd love a gig on radio, Gogglebox, or on some celebrity show in the South African jungle."
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Sun 4 March 2018As Sydney celebrated 40 years of Mardi Gras, a small farming community in NSW was holding its inaugural Rainbow on the Plains Festival.
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Sat 3 March 2018The young people who march in Mardi Gras tonight, or who dream of the day they’ll join the parade, shouldn’t need to be courageous to be themselves.
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Sat 3 March 2018John Frankcombe, 25, has muscular dystrophy but he doesn't let his disability stop him having an important job on the family's dairy farm in north-west Tasmania. With the help of interactive technology and a motorised wheelchair, he helps run the farm as the "finance guy".
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Fri 2 March 2018The young people who march in Mardi Gras tonight, or who dream of the day they’ll join the parade, shouldn’t need to be courageous to be themselves.
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Fri 2 March 2018The National Disability Insurance Agency will implement all 25 recommendations made in an independent review of their prices, despite an associated cost of up to $420 million.
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Fri 2 March 2018As the SA Liberals push ahead with plans to move former Oakden residents to a new facility at the Repat site, the Premier refuses to release a complaint letter about the disgraced nursing home.
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Fri 2 March 2018The Human Rights Commission refuses the Queensland Government's request to exempt their defective new $4.4 billion trains from disability laws, just weeks out from the Commonwealth Games which will rely heavily on the rail network.
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Fri 2 March 2018The Human Rights Commission refuses the Queensland Government's request to exempt their defective new $4.5 billion trains from disability laws, just weeks out from the Commonwealth Games which will rely heavily on the rail network.
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Fri 2 March 2018The preliminary finding could have implications for the Commonwealth Games, which requires the New Generation Rollingstock to meet its timetable.
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Fri 2 March 2018The Human Rights Commission refuses the Queensland Government's request to exempt their defective new $4.5 billion trains from disability laws, just weeks out from the Commonwealth Games which will rely heavily on the rail network.
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Thu 1 March 2018The Canberra Raiders have to make the finals first, but they will be denied preliminary final hosting rights.
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Thu 1 March 2018Patrick Delany says he wants to reinvent the struggling pay TV company.
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Wed 28 February 2018Two north-east Victorian residents have claimed V/Line regularly pays more than $1,000 for return taxi trips to Melbourne due to train and coach services being wheelchair inaccessible.
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