Legal help is available when it comes to navigating the NDIS. Budget restraints are having an impact on appropriate plans for people joining the National Disability Insurance Scheme, according to […]
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A show stopper at Nepean Disability Expo
Local service providers came to the fore at the Nepean Disability Expo recently. There were over 100 booths delivering a range of provider services and supplier information to the largely […]
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Deaf Children Australia Celebrates
Deaf Children Australia is celebrating the 150th anniversary of its bluestone building with a special invitation. DCA is opening its doors to current and past students and deaf community members […]
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New thinking on Universal Design
For Dignity for Disability’s Party representative Kelly Vincent, “if you don’t ask you don’t get”.
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Universal Design: The Singapore Experience
Getting everyone on the same page was the message from keynote speaker, Goh Siam Imm.
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Australian Centre for Universal Design announced
The evolution of Universal Design in Australia has taken another step forward.
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Learning in different ways
There were quite a number of takeaways at the Learning Difference Convention
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NDIS: Chair of NDIA responds
Chair of the National Disability Insurance Agency reaffirms his confidence in the NDIS.
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Ground-breaking project for spinal cord injury
A ground-breaking initiative for people with spinal cord injury is being set up in Australia. The Neurostimulation Project, a collaborative effort between the University of Technology Sydney, SpinalCure Australia and […]
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The NDIS – addressing self-management
The NDIA is keen to get up to one- third of participants into NDIS self-management. Speaking at a recent forum for people with brain injury hosted by Brain Injury Australia and […]
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Access to technology made easier for people with disability
Australia is to adopt an internationally aligned standard for ICT accessibility in procurement. This means greater accessibility for the more than four million Australians with disability. “Accessibility in ICT for […]