There is strong urgency for evidence based reform around the legal definition of disability assistance animals. This was one of the key findings to emerge from a Disability Assistance Animals […]
Category: News
Posted inNews
CYDA callout for input on Mobility Allowance as changes loom
Children and Young People with Disability want to hear from people about changes to the Mobility Allowance. The Senate Community Affairs Legislation Committee is currently conducting an Inquiry into the […]
Posted inNews
GIVEAWAY: 100 software licenses
Free software license for people with a specific disability.
Posted inNews
NSW stem cell workshop
International and local speakers at spinal cord workshop in Sydney. The workshop will present the latest findings on stem cells and neurological injuries and is being held on October 31. […]
Posted inNews
Applications open for NDIS workforce funding
Coalition Government announces $5 million funding program to build NDIS workforce.
Posted inNews
OTs play a critical role in post-polio syndrome
“Help me help myself”. This was one of the key messages to come from the 1st Australasia-Pacific Post-Polio Conference held in Sydney recently. In a keynote address, Dr Stephen de […]
Posted inNews
Post-polio syndrome a challenge for health practitioners
Post-polio syndrome a challenge for health practitioners
Posted inNews
ATSA recruiting for an executive officer
Assistive Technology Suppliers Australia is seeking an executive officer. It follows the decision to move on from current EO, Chris Sparks, who has successfully developed the Association over the past […]
Posted inNews
Finalists announced for 2016 National Disability Awards
The 22 finalists in this year’s National Disability Awards have been announced. There were 129 nominations across eight categories that recognise best practice by contributions from individuals, organisations and initiatives […]
Posted inNews
Turning a new page for those with print disability
People with vision impairment now have greater access to books and published material. This follows Australia’s ratification of the Marrakesh Treaty which came into force on September 30 that makes […]
Posted inNews
New study: disability-related discrimination rife in public places
Results from a Sydney study show discrimination in public places is common for young people with disability. It is estimated that 12.6 per cent of young Australians aged 15-29 have […]
Posted inNews
Trail blazing research for spinal cord injury
Gound breaking spinal cord injury research comes to Australia. In what was once considered to be impossible, that is restoring meaningful levels of feeling and function to people who are […]