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Fri 30 October 2015
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Fri 30 October 2015
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Fri 30 October 2015A Brisbane-based sports program aimed an encouraging children with disabilities to get involved in football wants to branch out into Queensland's regional areas.
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Fri 30 October 2015A Hunter region high school is under attack after the mother of a teenage boy with autism was told it was a mistake that he was invited to the year 10 formal.
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Fri 30 October 2015US intelligence whistle-blower Edward Snowden hails a European Parliament vote urging EU member states to take him in and offer protection as an "extraordinary" gesture of support.
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Fri 30 October 2015Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, who was recently sentenced to 1,000 lashes, is awarded the European Union's prize for human rights and freedom of thought.
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Thu 29 October 2015A program aimed at getting the works of gifted artists with complex disabilities into mainstream galleries is finding success in Perth.
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Thu 29 October 2015The NSW Greens want more people to be able to appeal against liquor licence decisions after a new regime limited the right to appeal to those who live in the local area and who made submissions against the proposal.
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Thu 29 October 2015Public servants rank keeping their current conditions the highest priority in their brawl with the Federal Government over pay and conditions.
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Thu 29 October 2015A troupe of deaf-blind teenagers from the United Kingdom is in Perth raising awareness about their disabilities through theatre.
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Wed 28 October 2015Protesters outside the annual general meeting of offshore detention operator Transfield call on the company not to renew its contract with the Australian Government on ethical grounds.
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Wed 28 October 2015The United Nations refugee agency has condemned the official response to sexual assault victims on Nauru and says a pregnant refugee who says she was raped should urgently receive an abortion if she wants one.
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Tue 27 October 2015A Supreme Court judge in Perth overturns a decision to revoke the bail of a man with a mental disability, who a magistrate claimed was "playing games" by failing to "engage" during a court appearance.
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Tue 27 October 2015The war the Agriculture Department is not yet winning.
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Sun 25 October 2015They care for some of the most vulnerable people in the community. And now their wages will be cut so much they might have to quit.
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Sat 24 October 2015More prisoners are twiddling their thumbs as the ACT detainee population surges and there are too few jobs to go round.
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Fri 23 October 2015When James Newton woke up on his 21st birthday, climbed out of bed and switched on the light, he thought, "S**t. I'm going to have to be ready now".
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Fri 23 October 2015James Newton sitting at the Tas TAFE campus in Launceston
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Fri 23 October 2015James Newton walking on a path at the Launceston Tas TAFE campus
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Fri 23 October 2015A high profile member of the United Patriots Front was rewarded with free tickets by a circus after ripping down posters of a planned animal rights protest.
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Thu 22 October 2015The Tasmanian Government is talking up its record of employment growth in regional Tasmania since taking office in March 2014.
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Thu 22 October 2015A Newcastle mentoring program for youth with disabilities is helping them gain valuable life skills.
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Thu 22 October 2015
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Thu 22 October 2015
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Thu 22 October 2015Law reformers in Tasmania are working on a scheme to protect people whose communication difficulties are putting them at a disadvantage in the criminal justice system.
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Wed 21 October 2015Religious freedom does not trump other rights and freedoms.
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Wed 21 October 2015Religious freedom does not trump other rights and freedoms.
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Wed 21 October 2015A Riding for the Disabled horse is destined for a quieter life in a Darwin paddock, after suffering horrific facial injuries in a suspected attack at the weekend.
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Wed 21 October 2015Riding for the Disabled centre manager Lesley Monro with Macca the horse on Wednesday morning.
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Wed 21 October 2015Riding for the Disabled centre manager Lesley Monro (third right) and other centre volunteers and staff at the Marlow Lagoon school.
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Wed 21 October 2015Why would a man at the top of his game, indeed a corporate man who had been at the top of two of the most popular sports, basketball and Australian Rules football, and was then a fashion entrepreneur, walk away from such lucrative and coveted industries?
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Wed 21 October 2015A prominent human rights lawyers has warned that proposed changes to migration laws run the risk of people being sent back to dangerous war zones.
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Tue 20 October 2015Why would a man at the top of his game, indeed a corporate man who had been at the top of two of the most popular sports, basketball and Australian Rules football, and was then a fashion entrepreneur, walk away from such lucrative and coveted industries?
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Tue 20 October 2015Residents of Nimbin in northern New South Wales are rejoicing over the Federal Government's plans to legalise medicinal cannabis and say their town is the perfect farming location.
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Tue 20 October 2015An unexpected reaction from onlookers led to the escape of a Bunbury shoplifter, however police say a shop attendant who performed a citizen's arrest was within his rights to detain the perpetrator.
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Tue 20 October 2015On Turning Points with 774 ABC Melbourne, Charlotte is sharing her life's journey throughout this year, along with single mother Kirsten and former pianist Claire.
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Tue 20 October 2015A mother and her teenage son establish a social club to make coming out as gay easier for young people with intellectual disabilities.
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Tue 20 October 2015Almost 20,000 workers with disabilities earn very low wages in Australian Disability Enterprises, formerly known as sheltered workshops. Advocates say they deserve a fair wage for work which generates millions in revenue each year. But the charities which run the businesses say even a modest pay increase would force many ADEs to close.
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Mon 19 October 2015Almost 20,000 workers with disabilities earn very low wages in Australian Disability Enterprises, formerly known as sheltered workshops. Advocates say they deserve a fair wage for work which generates millions in revenue each year. But the charities which run the businesses say even a modest pay increase would force many ADEs to close.
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Mon 19 October 2015Wheelchair basketball game in Bermagui to raise awareness of building and street design for wheelchair access
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Mon 19 October 2015
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Mon 19 October 2015Our streets and shops are designed for walking, so just going to your local shops can present some major hurdles if you are confined to a wheelchair.
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Mon 19 October 2015The blowtorch will be turned on Australia's policies spanning from asylum seekers to bikie gangs next month by the same United Nations body Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is pitching to join.
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Mon 19 October 2015A union fears the closure of a state-owned disability care agency will reduce the number of services in the western region.
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Sun 18 October 2015Health professionals have urged the ACT Government to let expert advice, not unions, decide policy for a prison needle and syringe program at Canberra jail.
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Sun 18 October 2015Schools are preparing to slash or severely wind back VET courses and work experience programs from next year, as the Andrews government abandons a key youth workplace initiative.
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Sun 18 October 2015SANTIAGO (Reuters) - The South American football confederation has taken over the management of sponsorship and rebroadcast rights for the 2016 Centenary Copa America, the confederation (Conmebol) said on Friday.
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Sat 17 October 2015State school students with severe language disorders are switching to private schools, where it is easier to get support due to less stringent criteria.
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Sat 17 October 2015SANTIAGO (Reuters) - The South American football confederation has taken over the management of sponsorship and rebroadcast rights for the 2016 Centenary Copa America, the confederation (Conmebol) said on Friday.
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Sat 17 October 2015Breivik, who killed 77 people in a bomb attack and shooting spree, has been kept in solitary confinement since his arrest in 2011.
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