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Mon 27 July 2015New rules for goods and services that can be paid using Centrepay were introduced on 1 July 2015 that may affect you.
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Mon 27 July 2015When Sam and Rachel Callander lost their baby girl to a rare chromosomal condition, it proved to be the beginning of a wonderful project which has helped the families of other children with disabilities.
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Mon 27 July 2015Regions in Focus workshops are being held in South Australia in a bid to boost country jobs and economies as the state grapples with the highest unemployment rate in the nation.
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Sun 26 July 2015The latest technology designed to assist people who are blind or vision impaired is on display in Canberra, including a cane with built-in GPS.
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Fri 24 July 2015The number of people seeking US unemployment aid has plunged to a four-decade low.
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Thu 23 July 2015The number of people seeking US unemployment aid has plunged to a four-decade low.
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Thu 23 July 2015Young tertiary-educated people who change jobs often can run foul of future potential employers.
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Thu 23 July 2015Deaf high school students are playing music with members of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra as part of a workshop with a deaf international concert pianist.
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Thu 23 July 2015For many children an iPad is just a form of entertainment, but for students with disabilities at the Malkara Specialist School in Canberra the handheld device is enabling them to find their "voice".
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Wed 22 July 2015Unemployment could remain around 6 per cent for some time according to ANZ, a view at odds with those expecting the Reserve Bank to downgrade its forecasts.
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Wed 22 July 2015An overhaul of ForestrySA operations could see more than half the current workforce in South Australia privatised.
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Wed 22 July 2015A disabled woman was repeatedly raped in her sleep by her husband, who was also her carer, the Royal Commission into Family Violence in Melbourne hears.
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Wed 22 July 2015Are you almost age pension age? You may be able to transfer to Age Pension online using your myGov account.
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Wed 22 July 2015If you're affected by family and domestic violence we can assist with a range of payments, services and support.
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Tue 21 July 2015Fears that Australia's unemployment rate will spike above 6.5 per cent are fading in the Reserve Bank's corridors, which may cut the chance of further rate cuts.
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Tue 21 July 2015A national disability advocacy group has visited western Victoria to raise awareness about the child sex abuse royal commission.
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Tue 21 July 2015Fears that Australia's unemployment rate will spike above 6.5 per cent are fading in the Reserve Bank's corridors, which may cut the chance of further rate cuts.
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Mon 20 July 2015The Heffernan family is trying to make a better life for the youngest among them, but it is a battle growing up in one of Victoria's most disadvantaged suburbs.
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Sun 19 July 2015Autistic adults with work with Hewlett-Packard as software testers under a trial program.
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Sun 19 July 2015A golfer with one arm in Tasmania's north-west sets his sights on the world titles after finishing second in the Australian amputee championships.
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Fri 17 July 2015Ben Lawson had to have a hip replaced and his home life has been impacted "immeasurably" after a Brisbane bus took a corner too quickly and toppled his wheelchair.
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Fri 17 July 2015Spain's top art museum, the Prado, invites blind visitors to run their hands across its masterpieces.
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Tue 14 July 2015In the fourth episode of Turning Points, three Melbourne women recovering from life-changing events have each found themselves trapped by their circumstances.
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Mon 13 July 2015Renewing our commitment towards reconciliation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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Mon 13 July 2015Families wait for support from the National Disability Insurance Scheme, as the Federal and South Australian Governments fight over a funding shortfall for the pilot scheme in SA.
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Mon 13 July 2015
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Mon 13 July 2015Thousands of people march through the streets of New York as the city stages its first Disability Pride Parade.
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Mon 13 July 2015Fewer people are being granted the disability support pension due to tighter rules, Social Services Minister Scott Morrison says.
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Mon 13 July 2015Fewer people are being granted the disability support pension due to tighter rules, Social Services Minister Scott Morrison says.
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Fri 10 July 2015While we're busy scaring ourselves silly with the Greek crisis and China's crash, forgive me for intruding with some good news.
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Fri 10 July 2015Western Australia's highest-ranking legal officer wants significant changes to laws which deal with mentally impaired people accused of serious crimes.
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Fri 10 July 2015An expansion of machinery firm Cavpower is welcomed by South Australia's Premier Jay Weatherill, and the company calls it a vote of confidence in SA's resources future.
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Fri 10 July 2015South Australia's economy is undergoing structural change brought on by the decline in manufacturing and more job losses are yet to be felt, an economist says.
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Thu 9 July 2015The ACT unemployment rate has dropped for the eighth consecutive month, with business leaders confident the economy is recovering from public service cuts.
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Thu 9 July 2015The latest labour figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show the youth unemployment rate dipped to 13.3 per cent in June.
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Thu 9 July 2015The ACT unemployment rate has dropped for the eight consecutive month with business leaders confident the economy is recovering from public service cuts.
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Thu 9 July 2015Queensland bucked the national trend as the state's unemployment rate fell slightly in June.
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Thu 9 July 2015The mining sector downturn is kicking in hard in Western Australia, the latest unemployment figures show.
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Thu 9 July 2015Australia's June unemployment rate beat market expectations at 6.0 per cent in June.
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Thu 9 July 2015South Australia now clearly stands out as the worst state for unemployment, recording its highest jobless rate in 15 years.
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Thu 9 July 2015Australia's unemployment rate climbed to 6 per cent in June, from a revised 5.9 per cent in May, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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Thu 9 July 2015Unemployment remains relatively steady at 6 per cent, with almost 25,000 full-time jobs added.
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Thu 9 July 2015Your superannuation may be released early in certain circumstances on compassionate grounds.
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Wed 8 July 2015An Australian Paralympian born with one arm and no legs has been given a special disability discount card after initially being told she was not disabled enough because she can ride a skateboard.
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Tue 7 July 2015A Brisbane man often seen busking from his wheelchair at South Bank shocks Australian reality TV audiences with his version of the Italian aria Nessun Dorma.
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Tue 7 July 2015People with disabilities who have suffered sexual abuse as a child will have the chance to speak about their experiences at three forums in western Victoria's Wimmera this week.
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Tue 7 July 2015A Brisbane man often seen busking from his wheelchair at South Bank shocks Australian reality TV audiences with his version of the Italian aria Nessun Dorma.
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Tue 7 July 2015Among the many international dignitaries in Tonga for the coronation was Australia's Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove who also took time to open a refurbished school for disabled children.
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Mon 6 July 2015Refusing a reasonable settlement exposes a party to significant risk.
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Mon 6 July 2015Private research shows the number of jobs advertised around the country has risen, driven by a jump in online job listings.
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