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Thu 12 November 2015
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Thu 12 November 2015A disability service has moved its social enterprise project and training services into an iconic building in the heart of Bendigo.
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Wed 11 November 2015Five-year-old Eleanor Holland needs help to learn how to eat again, but the process will cost at least $15,000.
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Wed 11 November 2015
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Wed 11 November 2015Eleanor Holland
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Wed 11 November 2015Five-year-old Eleanor Holland needs help to learn how to eat again, but the process will cost at least $15,000.
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Wed 11 November 2015Monday night football could be scrapped from next season and a 6pm Friday night match broadcast on Fox Sports if the NRL accept a radical News Corp proposal to secure the pay-TV rights.
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Wed 11 November 2015A cruel note accusing a woman of hogging a disability parking spot triggered her emotional response on social media, and huge public support. But the worst thing? It happens all the time.
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Wed 11 November 2015A parliamentary committee outlines its support for the human rights goals in a private members bill to legalise same-sex marriage, but some members oppose the bill saying it in fact breaches human rights.
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Wed 11 November 2015The unemployment rate is expected to stay at 6.2 per cent when jobs figures are released on Thursday.
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Tue 10 November 2015World Rugby chairman Bernard Lapasset has voiced his backing for Japan's inclusion in the Southern Hemisphere Rugby Championship competition alongside New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and Argentina.
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Tue 10 November 2015The sport is enjoying a surge in popularity in the country that will host the next World Cup in 2019 and after securing a franchise in the Super Rugby tournament, Lapasset believes a similar deal at international level is a distinct possibility.
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Tue 10 November 2015A Coalition-chaired parliamentary committee has found that the Turnbull government's family payments bill may be in breach of Australians' human rights.
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Tue 10 November 2015Kathryn Goldsmith knew her daughter would face physical challenges after being diagnosed with cerebral palsy, but she never guessed a robot could help her to learn how to walk.
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Tue 10 November 2015A Ballarat disability advocate says the system for alerting authorities to abuse in the sector is flawed and relies on internal reporting mechanisms that are inadequate.
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Tue 10 November 2015Oh, the irony. Oh, the hypocrisy. To be lectured by North Korea, Iran and China on our human rights abuses. Honestly?
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Tue 10 November 2015There are many myths and assumptions around sex and disability.
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Tue 10 November 2015The unemployment rate is expected to stay at 6.2 per cent when jobs figures are released on Thursday.
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UN human rights review: Countries line up to criticise Australia for its treatment of asylum seekersTue 10 November 2015Australia has copped a barrage of criticism at a United Nations human rights forum over its treatment of asylum seekers on the high seas and in offshore detention centres.
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Tue 10 November 2015The unemployment rate is expected to stay at 6.2 per cent when jobs figures are released on Thursday.
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Tue 10 November 2015Council referred to Human Rights Commission
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Mon 9 November 2015Australia's human rights record is set to be scrutinised by the United Nations overnight as part of the four-yearly review undertaken in Geneva.
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Mon 9 November 2015The newly appointed principal of Cranleigh School in Canberra's north is recognised for her approach to leadership with a teaching excellence award.
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Mon 9 November 2015The Victorian Government says good progress is being made as it prepares to close Bendigo's institution for the disabled.
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Sun 8 November 2015When Ben Jago's partner died, he was traumatised to discover he wasn't allowed to be his next of kin.
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Sun 8 November 2015The first official competitive game of wheelchair Aussie rules proves football is still an option for those who have lost the use of their legs.
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Sun 8 November 2015This week's figures should show a fall in housing lending while unemployment should remain steady, despite analysts predicting statistics to show around 10,000 new jobs were added in October.
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Sat 7 November 2015Hong Kong's streets are a sea of rainbow flags as protesters march in the city's annual gay pride parade to call for equality and same-sex marriage.
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Sat 7 November 2015Lauren Watson took up aerial acrobatics three years ago and is steadily mastering the aerial hoops and silks. Even her coach says it is hard to believe she is paralysed.
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Sat 7 November 2015PARIS (Reuters) - Bayern Munich winger Franck Ribery is suing CNN for $1.5 million in damages after the American broadcaster used a picture of the former France international to illustrate a story on cryotherapy, his lawyer said on Friday.
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Sat 7 November 2015News Corporation chief executive Robert Thomson has played down Fox Sports' loss of the English Premier League rights to Optus and questioned the value of the world's most famous football league.
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Sat 7 November 2015BRISBANE (Reuters) - Australia's cricket chief James Sutherland believes beach cricket might be the solution to the logistical problems facing the sport in its attempts to get onto the Olympic schedule.
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Fri 6 November 2015Beach cricket at the Olympics? Surely not, but it's not as far fetched as you think. Cricket Australia chief James Sutherland has floated the idea of beach cricket joining the Games as part of a push to expand the game internationally.
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Fri 6 November 2015News Corporation chief executive Robert Thomson has played down Fox Sports' loss of the English Premier League rights to Optus and questioned the value of the world's most famous football league.
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Fri 6 November 2015A group of elderly parents concerned about who will care for their intellectually disabled children in the future has expressed their concerns at an inquiry into abuse in the disability sector.
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Fri 6 November 2015The ACT could receive a second disability respite centre as the first one in Canberra's south nears completion, Canberra Raiders coach and autism awareness campaigner Ricky Stuart says.
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Thu 5 November 2015The parents of a two-year-old girl born with cerebral palsy sue the Djerriwarrh Health Services in a multi-million dollar medical negligence claim.
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Thu 5 November 2015The online taunting of the pay TV provider shows no sign of stopping.
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Thu 5 November 2015New South Wales paramedics go head-to-head with the State Government at the Industrial Relations Commission to try and resolve a dispute about their death and disability payout entitlements.
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Thu 5 November 2015With Michelle Payne's Melbourne Cup win focusing media attention on her efforts to promote the role of women in the sport, her brother Stevie also captured the limelight in his position as strapper for Prince of Penzance.
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Thu 5 November 2015The Federal Government is being warned about potential cost blowouts in the rollout of the $22 billion NDIS due to increasing rates of autism and higher-than-expected costs for individual care plans.
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Thu 5 November 2015The Federal Government is being warned about potential cost blowouts in the rollout of the $22 billion NDIS due to increasing rates of autism and higher-than-expected costs for individual care plans.
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Thu 5 November 2015Do the people in your workplace reflect the people in your community? Experts say investment in diversity and inclusion leads to a better business outcome.
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Wed 4 November 2015The Papua New Guinea government is failing to protect victims of family violence, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch.
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Wed 4 November 2015The rain did not stop disability services workers and people with a disability and their families gathering in Newcastle to protest the state government's plans to privatise the Department of Ageing Disability and Home Care.
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Wed 4 November 2015The Victorian Government says a forum in Bendigo today marks the business end of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) rollout.
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Wed 4 November 2015The idea that DSP numbers or spending are growing out of whack with the population or the economy is fallacious. We need to stop stigmatising people who often lack the political clout to fight back.
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