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Fri 9 October 2015The number of Australians with a job is forecast to have risen by 5,000 in September, when jobs figures are released on Thursday.
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Fri 9 October 2015'After 18 months, it's positive that they're willing to talk': Michaelia Cash, Nadine Flood held talks in Melbourne this week.
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Thu 8 October 2015As the state looks at righting some of the long-held wrongs against Queensland's LGBTI community, stakeholders are looking forward to ensure it never happens again.
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Wed 7 October 2015The state-owned Quadriplegic Centre in Perth needs to be demolished and rebuilt because its ageing infrastructure is failing to meet the needs of current residents, the facility's executive director says.
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Wed 7 October 2015There is a very simple and cost effective way for the Prime Minister to make good on his promise to promote innovation and knowledge hubs: make it illegal to have post-employment restraints in employment contracts in Australia
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Wed 7 October 2015The state-owned Quadriplegic Centre in Perth needs to be demolished and rebuilt because its ageing infrastructure is failing to meet the needs of current residents, the facility's executive director says.
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Tue 6 October 2015Experts say Australians are at risk of having their personal data exposed to lax privacy laws offshore, and that we may be locked into outdated copyright legislation.
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Tue 6 October 2015
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Tue 6 October 2015Victoria's disability minister says he is horrified by revelations of a "desensitising box" at a Melbourne autism centre, and has expanded a probe into one of the country's leading disability service providers.
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Mon 5 October 2015Victoria's disability minister says he is horrified by revelations of a "desensitising box" at a Melbourne autism centre, and has expanded a probe into one of the country's leading disability service providers.
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Mon 5 October 2015England's humiliating World Cup exit has plunged the Rugby Football Union into turmoil.
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Mon 5 October 2015England's humiliating World Cup exit has plunged the Rugby Football Union into turmoil.
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Sun 4 October 2015An up-and-coming motocross champion who broke his back during a crash is aiming to represent Australia at the Paralympics in a different sport.
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Sat 3 October 2015Mountaineer Mark Inglis, who became the first double-amputee to reach the top of Everest in 2006, says Nepal's ban on elderly and disabled people from climbing the world's high peak "is not right".
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Fri 2 October 2015Virginia has put to death a convicted serial killer who claimed mental disability in the second execution by a US state this week.
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Thu 1 October 2015The Public Service Association says carers of disabled people in the Hunter have been given no choice about moving to the private sector, once the NDIS is fully rolled out.
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Wed 30 September 2015A housing precinct aiming to create a community catering for people with disabilities and aged care opens in Bundaberg.
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Wed 30 September 2015Australia will face headwinds in its fresh bids for key United Nations positions because of deep foreign aid cuts and treatment of asylum-seekers, human rights groups and Labor have warned.
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Wed 30 September 2015Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs warns while Australia has a strong rights record, its treatment of asylum seekers could prove problematic.
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Wed 30 September 2015The simple task of creating hand-shaped pictures has become an amazing tool for clients at Muscular Dystrophy South Australia to express their inner thoughts through art therapy.
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Wed 30 September 2015Unemployment among Australia's professional mining workforce has surged over the past year and is now three times the national jobless average, a new report shows.
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Tue 29 September 2015TOKYO (Reuters) - Organisers of the Tokyo Olympics have recommended five more sports -- baseball/softball, karate, skateboard, sports climbing and surfing -- be added to the programme for the 2020 Summer Games, it was announced on Monday.
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Mon 28 September 2015Nepal considers banning severely disabled climbers and those deemed too old from Everest and other mountains in an attempt to improve safety.
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Mon 28 September 2015A new split has emerged between powerful free-to-air television networks over media reform over access to sports rights.
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Mon 28 September 2015A carer accused of sexual offences against a 19-year-old man with an intellectual disability has pleaded not guilty to 11 charges in a Melbourne court.
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Mon 28 September 2015China's President Xi Jinping has told the United Nations that all Chinese women have the opportunity to excel, touting his government's record on women's rights as the United States slammed Beijing and others for jailing women for their views.
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Mon 28 September 2015Australian surfer Mark 'Mono' Stewart has won a gold medal at the first world adaptive surfing championships at La Jolla in California.
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Mon 28 September 2015Hillary Clinton called Xi Jinping"shameless" as the Chinese President hosted a United Nations summit on women's rights, a gathering the former first lady helped bring to global attention 20 years ago.
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Mon 28 September 2015
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Mon 28 September 2015China's President Xi Jinping has told the United Nations that all Chinese women have the opportunity to excel, touting his government's record on women's rights as the United States slammed Beijing and others for jailing women for their views.
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Mon 28 September 2015Attorney-General George Brandis won't comment on a UN migrant expert cancelling his Australian trip claiming obstruction.
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Mon 28 September 2015Attorney-General George Brandis won't comment on a UN migrant expert cancelling his Australian trip claiming obstruction.
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Sun 27 September 2015Next week's all-Queensland NRL grand final has renewed the state's push to host Australia's club rugby league showcase match.
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Sun 27 September 2015Attorney-General George Brandis won't comment on a UN migrant expert cancelling his Australian trip claiming obstruction.
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Sun 27 September 2015A human rights advocate says it is shameful a UN expert had to delay a visit to Australia over fears people could be jailed for disclosing details to him.
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Sat 26 September 2015A human rights advocate says it is shameful a UN expert had to delay a visit to Australia over fears people could be jailed for disclosing details to him.
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Sat 26 September 2015The United Nations special rapporteur on human rights of migrants postpones a planned trip to Australia, claiming the Government's immigration legislation does not allow him to carry out his job.
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Fri 25 September 2015Kim Jago is lobbying Australian airlines to purchase a machine that will make it easier for people with a physical disability to travel overseas.
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Fri 25 September 2015Embattled detention centre operator Transfield is facing a growing backlash, as some of the nation's biggest trade unions and human rights groups rallied at the company's Melbourne headquarters.
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Fri 25 September 2015
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Fri 25 September 2015A Hobart court fines two taxi drivers who both refused to take passengers with guide dogs.
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Fri 25 September 2015For children with autism who sometimes struggle with the loud noises and bright lights, the theatre is often off-limits. Next year, a modified version of The Lion King is coming to Perth to cater for their needs.
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Fri 25 September 2015About 1,600 north Queenslanders will be able to access the National Disability Insurance Scheme six months before the rest of the state.
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Fri 25 September 2015The Disability Services Minister John Ajaka says many lessons have been learned from the Hunter's NDIS trial, and changes have been made.
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Fri 25 September 2015A French animal rights group has defended its decision to remove a puppy from a homeless man and put it up for adoption, saying the act had prevented animal cruelty.
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Fri 25 September 2015How sweet it is to wake to a new day – a day with a shape, a day with meaning. Hamid Ali rises early. He pours tea into a thermos, pulls on a vest and steps outside into the morning chill. Then he starts to smile.
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Thu 24 September 2015How sweet it is to wake to a new day – a day with a shape, a day with meaning. Hamid Ali rises early. He pours tea into a thermos, pulls on a vest and steps outside into the morning chill. Then he starts to smile.
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Thu 24 September 2015The definition of Northern Australia is causing angst within several WA towns that are campaigning to be included in the Federal Government's plans for the Top End
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Thu 24 September 2015Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is being urged to improve Australia's human rights record ahead of
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Thu 24 September 2015Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is being urged to improve Australia's human rights record ahead of
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