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Disability Information Service
Royal Commission looks at the Ann-Marie Smith case and continues investigating abuse in disability support services
This hearing of the Disability Royal Commission looks at the tragic case of Ann-Marie Smith's death and investigates violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation…
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Royal Commission looks at the human rights of people with disability and making the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities a reality in Australian law, policies and practice
The Disability Royal Commission will look at human rights and how the rights of people with disabilities found in the Convention on Rights of People with Disab…
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Royal Commission seeks submissions
The Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability was established on 4 April 2019 by the Governor-General of the Co…
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Royal Commission support services
The Australian Government is funding free and independent counselling, as well as advocacy, legal and financial supports for people engaging with or affected b…
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Rule change helps life support customers to switch and save on energy plans.
The National Energy Retails Rules have changed. To reduce the barriers for people who need life support. The changes improve the process when you change addres…
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Second hearing of Royal Commission investigates violence and abuse in group homes
The Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability (the Disability Royal Commission) continues this week with the se…
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Shocking cases of disability abuse and neglect come to light
Horrific cases of abuse and neglect of people with disability have come to light in recent days. These cases highlight the continued and urgent need for reform…
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Staying Safe Online - The eSafety Commission
Reports of cyberbullying and digital domestic abuse and their effects appear in the media on an all too regular basis. Bullying may range from minor to the ext…
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Straws exempted from plastics ban for medical and disability use
With an exemption granted in July 2022, people who need to use plastic straws for medical or disability reasons (and the suppliers who provide or sell them i…
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Supporting Diverse Learners
Inclusion is a human right. Inclusion in Education is a human right and a legal entitlement (Commonwealth Disability Discrimination Act) and is a core componen…
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The Bumpy Road - Easy English resources for parents with disability
The Bumpy Road is a website with Easy English Resources about Community Services in NSW. It uses simple language to help you understand your rights. There are…
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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Dr. Penny Hartin, CEO of the World Blind Union (WBU), talks about the United Nation's Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
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Thomas's Story
We want to share some of the ways our PossABLE Advocates have supported, changed lives and advocated for people with disability. This is *Thomas's Story.
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Tourette Syndrome
Tourette syndrome (TS) is a form of neurological disorder. Tourette's is characterised by rapid, repetitive involuntary tics and repetitive vocalisations. Comm…
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Tribunals
If you are having trouble making your voice heard with a government department, real estate or business, you can apply to have the matter heard by a tribunal…
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What is a Local Area Coordinator?
This article explains what a Local Area Coordinator is, how they will help you start your NDIS plan, and when your plan is in place.
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What is a Support Coordinator?
This article explains for NDIS participants what a Support Coordinator, Specialist Support Coordinator and Recovery Coach are.
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When My Child Turns 18: Frequently Asked Questions for Parents
Turning 18 is a big milestone today. It should be an exciting time, but it can come with confusion around what responsibility shifts from the parent to the chi…
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Why schools desperately need a royal commission into the abuse of disabled people
On Monday, the federal parliament agreed on a motion to support a royal commission into the abuse of disabled people. This is a good thing, but we still need a…
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Wrap your ears around these disability podcasts
Podcasts can be a great way to get information. You can listen when it suits you and, while you exercise, do chores or just chill out. Here's a great range of…
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