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Tue 10 April 2018Our online guides have step by step instructions to help you use your Centrelink online account.
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Tue 10 April 2018Leoni Tooth raised Doug the labrador from a pup and cried when she finally handed the lead over to Guide Dogs Queensland. But she says she would do it all again.
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Tue 10 April 2018Digital rights are the key to Cricket Australia’s chances at getting a $1 billion plus deal for the five-year right to broadcast the sport over the line.
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Mon 9 April 2018Ten years on from its opening, what actually makes the Alexander Maconochie Centre a human rights compliant prison will finally be spelled out.
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Sun 8 April 2018Assurances that people with a disability could access all Commonwealth Games events have already hit a hurdle with reports of people in wheelchairs being directed to car parks they can’t use.
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Sun 8 April 2018Parents of children with a disability say they have been let down by the NDIS process in Canberra, labelling it the "most stressful experience" of their lives.
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Sun 8 April 2018Domestic violence victims on visas are subject to deportation is they disclose the violence and leave the perpetrator.
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Sat 7 April 2018It was supposed to be a day to celebrate Lincoln Withers' return home.
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Sat 7 April 2018With Auslan interpreters translating lyrics and wheelchair accessible venues, Melbourne's first Abilty Fest is a festival making music accessible for everyone.
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Sat 7 April 2018David Peever has been involved in tense negotiations throughout his career, but he hasn't had his finest moments this year.
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Fri 6 April 2018Driving around one of Australia's famous racetracks can be extra thrilling when you're blind or have low vision.
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Fri 6 April 2018As many as half of the groups who advocate for people with a disability in NSW faced wipe out unless crucial funding was restored.
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Thu 5 April 2018Parents criticise a special school bus service in Victoria after a disabled student was picked up in a bus that did not have wheelchair access, and a mother says her son returned home with injuries.
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Wed 4 April 2018The activists face charges of "carrying out activities that aim to overthrow the people’s administration".
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Wed 4 April 2018An Australian paraplegic who lost the use of his legs as a teenager climbs to Everest Base Camp in Nepal, using mostly his hands, and the occasional piggyback ride from a friend.
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Tue 3 April 2018A former economics professor who debunked a possible link between immigration and unemployment is facing allegations he underpaid foreign staff.
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Tue 3 April 2018China wants to restrict the Vatican's ability to appoint bishops in China as they try to heal their long rift.
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Tue 3 April 2018We'll be closed on ANZAC Day and want to help you plan so you still get paid.
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Tue 3 April 2018Young advocated powerfully for the voices of refugee women, based on her experiences over the years as a trailblazer for women in a number of organisations.
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Tue 3 April 2018Human rights abuses might be embedded in the business model that has evolved for social media companies in their second decade, writes Sarah Joseph.
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Tue 3 April 2018Human rights abuses might be embedded in the business model that has evolved for social media companies in their second decade, writes Sarah Joseph.
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Tue 3 April 2018Australian wheelchair racer Kurt Fearnley will compete the 1500mtrs and marathon in the T54 wheelchair class at the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
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Tue 3 April 2018A personal trainer uses his "never give up" motto to inspire other people with a disability and spread his message via motivational YouTube videos.
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Tue 3 April 2018Luther Frost-Barnes is the first WA man who uses a wheelchair to get his personal training licence.
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Tue 3 April 2018When John installed a CCTV system at his house he thought it was to capture robbers — not police. But that's what he got when officers dragged him into his front yard and pinned him to the ground.
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Mon 2 April 2018From not being able to use the toilet in his office, to grazed knuckles and chipped doors, accessibility issues plague Greens senator Jordon Steele-John's participation in the Parliament.
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Mon 2 April 2018Young advocated powerfully for the voices of refugee women, based on her experiences over the years as a trailblazer for women in a number of organisations.
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Mon 2 April 2018From not being able to use the toilet in his office, to grazed knuckles and chipped doors, accessibility issues plague Greens senator Jordon Steele-John's participation in the Parliament.
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Mon 2 April 2018From not being able to use the toilet in his office, to grazed knuckles and chipped doors, accessibility issues plague Greens senator Jordon Steele-John's participation in the Parliament.
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Sun 1 April 2018A new 18-week program is arming the state's young jobseekers with the skills they need to prepare for the workforce.
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Sun 1 April 2018The Catholics of Mindong in the south-eastern Chinese province of Fujian are in silent rebellion against a deal that gives the government more power to choose bishops.
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Sun 1 April 2018One provider in regional NSW has been forced to address multiple claims of indequate care.
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Sat 31 March 2018The Department of Education has confirmed it is investigating claims of physical misconduct by an employee of a West Australian school which caters to children with intellectual disabilities.
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Sat 31 March 2018Since she broke her back in a horrific skydiving accident, Emma Carey has taught herself to walk again and discovered a positive perspective of life she is determined to share with others.
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Sat 31 March 2018Setting goals and overcoming adversity is an everyday achievement for world champion BMX rider Sam Willoughby who is battling to walk again after a training crash that left him a tetraplegic.
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Thu 29 March 2018The trains will remain on the tracks for the near future, but the ruling provides ammunition for a potential Federal Court injunction.
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Thu 29 March 2018Finding a WA Police officer not guilty of indecent assault after grabbing a woman on the bottom, a magistrate rules it "seems to have lost its overtly sexual connotation".
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Thu 29 March 2018After more than 40 years at Channel Seven, the Australian Open tennis may soon have a new home.
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Wed 28 March 2018Update your iPhone software
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Wed 28 March 2018Greg Williams is rapt to hand on the title to Tom Mitchell, but was quick to point out to Mitchell's dad there was something missing from Tom's game.
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Tue 27 March 2018A lack of full-time job prospects and endless rejections leaves youth in regional Australia feeling bleak about their future, with a new report revealing the worst hotspots for youth unemployment.
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Tue 27 March 2018A new group in Brisbane is helping vision and hearing-impaired athletes find running buddies to guide them through difficult terrain.
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Tue 27 March 2018Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland is trying to claw back a significant shortfall from first round bids.
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Mon 26 March 2018As youth unemployment rates soar in regional Queensland, some entrepreneurial young people are beating the system by starting their own businesses before the age of 21.
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