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Dr Paul Brock, who has motor neurone disease, explains how the NDIS supports people with congenital or acquired disability and their families/carers who are affected. 2004
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This explains the reason, launch in the Hunter, Commonwealth and State roles, working with non-government organisations, continuity of support, support for people aged 65 plus, Ability Links NSW and Stronger Together 2.
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Teens and adults explain how the NDIS has improved their lives as they receive support and equipment to live more independently and regain family relationships.
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Michael Lang, a mature man with muscular dystrophy, recounts how he developed a plan of support with the NDIS planner.
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Geoff Scott is a Deaf artist who challenged Telstra to provide a TTY (telephone typewriter) at the same cost as regular telephones. Geoff won the case, and now 30,000 Australians make phone calls through the National Relay Service.
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Sekou Kanneh is a 12 year old runner who couldn't hear the starting gun because he was Deaf and so he had to wait until he saw competitors start. He asked for a flashing light to signal the start, and it ruled that this would be fair. 2013
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Live football matches can now be experienced and enjoyed by those that are visually impaired.
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This video will help you understand what the NDIS means when they talk about reasonable and necessary supports and permanent and significant disability.
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An online documentary series about accessible travel and the importance of accessibility in the tourism industry. With subtitles.
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