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Wed 5 April 2017From 1 July 2017, the age you need to be eligible for the Age Pension is changing.
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Wed 5 April 2017NFL games on a Thursday night will be live-streamed on Amazon.com Inc in a deal reported to be worth $US50 million.
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Wed 5 April 2017When police lights start flashing behind you, your responsibilities are clear — or are they?
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Tue 4 April 2017Amy Pilson lives with paraplegia and for years could not escape a sense of isolation, but thanks to a new business model for disability housing she's regaining her independence.
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Tue 4 April 2017Donald Trump moves to reset relations with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi after the Obama administration's strained ties, giving him firm backing and vowing to work together to fight Islamic militants.
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Tue 4 April 2017Australian Human Rights Commission accused of "betraying" thousands of university students through "unconscionable research" that never received full ethics approval.
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Mon 3 April 2017A class of Melbourne year seven students is using 3D printers to make prosthetic hands for people born without limbs or who have lost them.
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Mon 3 April 2017Much is made these days of a Trump handshake, so all eyes will be on the meeting of hands, as much as of minds when Egyptian leader Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is received at the White House on Monday.
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Sat 1 April 2017Children with disabilities are being repeatedly suspended, denied support and even restrained, as South Australian schools struggle to cater to their needs, forcing some parents to turn to home-schooling, a parliamentary committee hears.
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Sat 1 April 2017US artist and activist Gilbert Baker, best known for creating the rainbow flag representing gay rights, has died at the age of 65, his longtime friend says.
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Sat 1 April 2017US artist and activist Gilbert Baker, best known for creating the rainbow flag representing gay rights, has died at the age of 65, his longtime friend says.
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Fri 31 March 2017Hannah Macdougall was once rejected from a school because of her prosthetic leg — but it later was used as an unofficial class mascot. She's since gone on to represent Australia in both swimming and cycling.
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Fri 31 March 2017Self Help Organisations United together has called for a written grant agreement from the ACT government after receiving a verbal promise of six months' funding.
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Fri 31 March 2017
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Fri 31 March 2017The government may have failed in its attempt to change the wording of race-hate laws, but has secured reforms to the Human Rights Commission.
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Fri 31 March 2017Hannah Macdougall was once rejected from a school because of her prosthetic leg — but it later was used as an unofficial class mascot. She's since gone on to represent Australia in both swimming and cycling.
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Fri 31 March 2017
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Fri 31 March 2017Hannah Macdougall was once rejected from a school because of her prosthetic leg — but it later was used as an unofficial class mascot. She's since gone on to represent Australia in both swimming and cycling.
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Fri 31 March 2017The NSW Government is being accused of bungling its sell-off of disability services as it moves over to the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
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Thu 30 March 2017Mental health carers have urged a parliamentary inquiry to recommend the funding that supports their work looking after people with psychosocial disabilities be quarantined from the National Disability Insurance Agency.
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Thu 30 March 2017ZURICH (Reuters) - Football governing body FIFA on Thursday said it had awarded media right to five broadcasting groups in Sub-Saharan Africa for the 2018 World Cup and other football events taking place in 2017 and 2018.
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Thu 30 March 2017Four-year-old Oden Goudie spent the first few years of his life struggling, until the diagnosis of a rare eye disorder changed his life.
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Wed 29 March 2017Pauline Rumley considers it a blessing in disguise that she was laid off from her job at a mining company four years ago — with the Perth woman among a growing number of West Australians taking their job into their own hands.
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Wed 29 March 2017Pauline Rumley considers it a blessing in disguise that she was laid off from her job at a mining company four years ago — with the Perth woman among a growing number of West Australians taking their job into their own hands.
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Tue 28 March 2017One has to wonder about the contorted policies and twisted minds controlling Australia's Department of Immigration and Border Control when we read of its lax "control" of the labour-hire companies run by Queensland businessman Emmanuel Bani.
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Tue 28 March 2017In a decision with big implications for the funding of the National Disability Insurance Scheme, the Federal Court rules in favour of 21-year-old Liam McGarrigle over his challenge to an earlier ruling that the NDIS pay only 75 per cent of his necessary transport costs.
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Tue 28 March 2017Families of victims of sexual assault in disability care say their complaints about predators and assaults were ignored.
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Tue 28 March 2017The Victorian Government launches an independent review of disability group home provider Autism Plus, following last night's ABC's Four Corners program which detailed allegations of the sexual assault of two residents said to have been ignored by the organisation.
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Tue 28 March 2017A hundred years ago people with an intellectual disability were locked up in "lunatic asylums". Today they're still locked away it's just behind the walls of suburbia, writes Alison Branley.
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Tue 28 March 2017When Maria Thomas entrusted her son into the care of a state-funded disability emergency home, she expected him to be safe.
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Tue 28 March 2017The Labor Party will use its numbers to block the Australia-China extradition treaty in the Senate, joining the Greens and crossbenchers to vote against the agreement being ratified.
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Mon 27 March 2017An ACT public sector program to boost employment for people with disability has met huge demand from job seekers.
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Mon 27 March 2017Footage shows a fight between two boys at a group home.
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Mon 27 March 2017One of Australia's most high-profile providers of disability services, Lifestyle Solutions, is under review by both the Victorian Government and the NSW Ombudsman after a series of deaths of its clients.
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Sun 26 March 2017Almost one in five young people have fewer hours of work than they want, with underemployment in the youth labour force at its highest level in 40 years.
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Sun 26 March 2017Football's national body has issued an ultimatum to a Sydney father who devotes his free time to coach his son's team at weekends: Sign away your name and image rights to us or walk away from the sport.
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Sat 25 March 2017Football's national body has issued an ultimatum to a Sydney father who devotes his free time to coach his son's team at weekends: Sign away your name and image rights to us or walk away from the sport.
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Sat 25 March 2017If anyone needs a reminder of the bond between sport and commercial television in this country it should be remembered it was the 1956 Olympics that finally brought TV screens into our lounge rooms.
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Fri 24 March 2017If anyone needs a reminder of the bond between sport and commercial television in this country it should be remembered it was the 1956 Olympics that finally brought TV screens into our lounge rooms.
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Fri 24 March 2017Once again a photo of a bunch of men gathered at the White House discussing women's health has drawn the ire of the internet.
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Fri 24 March 2017New South Wales MP Gareth Ward hopes to use his experience of living with albinism and being legally blind to help advocate for students with a disability in his new role as parliamentary secretary for education.
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Fri 24 March 2017
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Thu 23 March 2017A Tasmanian disability care advocate slams the Government's response to "horror story" claims that a 26-year-old man with a brain injury was mistreated, including being restrained by having a couch placed on top of him.
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Thu 23 March 2017Senate crossbencher Derryn Hinch believes the Federal Government is poised to dump the most expensive part of its $48 billion company tax cut bill.
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Wed 22 March 2017At least 33 people were killed in a US-led coalition strike on a school used as a centre for displaced people near a jihadist-held Syrian town, a monitor said Wednesday.
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Wed 22 March 2017A seriously disabled man in Tasmania was regularly locked outside in a courtyard by support workers and once pushed into a pool in an effort to calm him down.
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Tue 21 March 2017Australia has one of the highest levels of part-time work anywhere in the OECD.
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Tue 21 March 2017The employment safety net needs a wide-ranging overhaul and minimum rates of pay should be cut in order to help solve youth unemployment, says former Fair Work Commission vice-president Graeme Watson.
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