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Thu 2 April 2015Check out our Indigenous Apprenticeships Programme.
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Wed 1 April 2015Revelations that the co-pilot flying the Germanwings plane that crashed in the French Alps told his employer he had depression highlight the importance of employers addressing mental illness at work.
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Tue 31 March 2015A blind West Australian tenpin bowler aims for gold in the sport's world championship for the visually impaired in South Korea.
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Tue 31 March 2015Performing an abortion on a girl in state care without her knowledge can never be in her best interests, a disabilities advocate says, after it emerged the NT Government sought advice on such a matter.
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Mon 30 March 2015ACT disability providers are spending thousands of dollars to prepare for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, but fear service prices have been set too low jeopardising quality.
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Mon 30 March 2015Northern Territory's Department of Children and Families sought advice about forcing an abortion on a 17-year-old girl with a cognitive impairment.
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Mon 30 March 2015Two new laws in South Australia will offer better protection from sexual exploitation for people with an intellectual disability, Attorney-General John Rau says.
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Sun 29 March 2015A far north Queensland man has become the first quadriplegic Member of Parliament anywhere in Australia.
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Fri 27 March 2015The WA Government is under fire from within its own ranks after it cut funding to a committee it set up to boost employment and production in the Kwinana and Rockingham industrial strips.
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Thu 26 March 2015Disability advocates have slammed the organisers of a national disability conference after a speaker was carried onto the stage because it was not wheelchair accessible.
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Thu 26 March 2015A disabled speaker had to be lifted from her wheelchair onto the stage before she spoke at the National Disability Summit in Melbourne.
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Thu 26 March 2015Organisers of a national disability conference in Melbourne come under fire after a speaker had to be carried onto the stage because it was not wheelchair accessible.
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Thu 26 March 2015Speakers who use wheelchairs are carried onto a stage and the accessible toilet is used for storage at a national disability conference in Melbourne.
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Thu 26 March 2015A group of female truck drivers in Western Australia's Pilbara region wants to get more women behind the wheels of heavy haulage trucks. Read more
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Wed 25 March 2015Claire Falls doesn't see the world the way others do. A soccer ball appears as a circle, while most see it as a sphere. The goal posts can seem to be on the horizon when most know it's only a matter of metres away but when the Pararoos lost their annual funding in cuts made by the federal governement, 12-year-old Falls didn't see fixing that as a hopeless cause, she saw it as a chalelnge.
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Wed 25 March 2015NT Disability Services Minister John Elferink appears to mock Labor parliamentarian Gerry McCarthy's hearing disability by pretending to use sign language.
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Wed 25 March 2015The Fair Work Commission green lights industrial action.
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Wed 25 March 2015Employers must be careful how they treat pregnant staff after severe morning sickness is ruled a "disability" by a Victorian tribunal.
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Wed 25 March 2015The CemeNTstars meet every Tuesday night out the back of a theatre space in Darwin.
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Wed 25 March 2015A drama club in Darwin is letting young people with intellectual abilities express themselves through acting, singing and role play.
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Wed 25 March 2015The CemeNTstars meet every Tuesday night out the back of a theatre space in Darwin.
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Wed 25 March 2015The CemeNTstars meet every Tuesday night out the back of a theatre space in Darwin.
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Mon 23 March 2015A small cinema in Brisbane is offering open captioning on feature films in a bid to reduce social isolation in the deaf community.
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Mon 23 March 2015
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Mon 23 March 2015A disabled Tasmanian worker is honoured for 50 years of service to his employer by Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove in Hobart.
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Sun 22 March 2015Families in the Penrith and Blue Mountains area will be included in the NDIS ahead of schedule, as Liberals add third prong to campaign.
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Sat 21 March 2015There are claims some Tasmanian schools could be breaching the Anti-Discrimination Act by failing to adequately support students with disabilities.
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Sat 21 March 2015There are claims some Tasmanian schools could be breaching the Anti-Discrimination Act by failing to adequately support students with disabilities.
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Sat 21 March 2015A model who is blind and another in a wheelchair have helped unveil a challenging new collection at Tokyo Fashion Week.
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Thu 19 March 2015The Tasmanian city of Burnie wins $1 million in a national competition to tackle entrenched social problems and reduce unemployment.
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Thu 19 March 2015
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Wed 18 March 2015A fall in unemployment from a 12-year high has made consumers feel a little better but they continue to worry about the economy.
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Mon 16 March 2015Check when you need to report your earnings over the holiday period
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Mon 16 March 2015The Victorian Government says it wants to give residents of Bendigo's Sandhurst Centre more choice about their future as the facility closes.
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Sun 15 March 2015The tourism industry on the coast of Kenya is struggling, after high unemployment rates and terrorist attacks helped slash hundreds of millions of dollars from the country's GDP.
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Sun 15 March 2015Unemployment fell slightly in February but economists expect it will get worse in 2015, and the RBA will again cut rates.
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Sat 14 March 2015Unemployment fell slightly in February but economists expect it will get worse in 2015, and the RBA will again cut rates.
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Fri 13 March 2015Women's underemployment in Queensland has reached record highs, at the same time as the state boasts an all-female leadership team and a female-dominant cabinet.
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Fri 13 March 2015
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Fri 13 March 2015Business South Australia says a fall in the number of unemployed people looking for work reflects an overall low confidence in the state's economy.
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Fri 13 March 2015Unemployment fell slightly in February but economists expect it will get worse in 2015, and the RBA will again cut rates.
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Thu 12 March 2015Unemployment in Canberra has fallen to the lowest trend rate in eight months at 4.5 per cent.
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Thu 12 March 2015Sue Salthouse hopes her Canberra Citizen of the Year award will keep a spotlight on the challenges facing people with a disability in the ACT.
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Thu 12 March 2015Unemployment fell slightly in February but economists expect it will get worse in 2015, and the RBA will again cut rates.
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Thu 12 March 2015Opposition Leader Bill Shorten is anticipating a fight with the Abbott Government over the minimum wage. Mr Shorten told ABC radio that the Government believed the minimum wage was killing jobs in Australia, and wanted to reduce it.But Mr Shorten said the minimum wage is a job creator. ABC Fact Check investigates.
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Thu 12 March 2015Labor employment spokesman Brendan O'Connor says youth unemployment rates are unacceptable.
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Thu 12 March 2015There's a new government and new set of unemployment data to focus on.
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Thu 12 March 2015Disability advocate and women's campaigner Sue Salthouse is named the 2015 Canberra Citizen of the Year.
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Thu 12 March 2015Unemployment fell slightly in February, but not by enough to ease pressure on the RBA to cut interest rates again.
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Thu 12 March 2015Unemployment fell slightly in February, taking pressure off the Reserve Bank of Australia to cut interest rates further in its next meeting.
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