Is the proposed 'crackdown' on the Disability Support Pension more about outdated ideas of what disability is and who people with disability are, than any budget savings? El Gibbs argues that receiving the disability pension … More
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Despite 20 years with anti-discrimination legislation, discrimination is still rife and many people with disability are prevented from achieving full status as members of Australian society, writes Eliza Cussen. More
ABC Gippsland Vic 30 Jan 2014
'There's no secrets with our loved ones because they just tell you!,' chuckles Isabel Trease a parent and carer of her adult daughter… More
PM 24 Jan 2014
Human Rights lawyers are urging the Australian Government to change Australia's electoral laws to ensure that people with a disabilit… More
The World Today 20 Jan 2014
Lawyers for underpaid intellectually disabled workers say the Federal Government is trying to shake them down by forcing them to choo… More
The World Today 15 Jan 2014
The Federal Government has announced that intellectually disabled workers whose pay rate was determined under a system the Federal Co… More
AM 14 Jan 2014
Young adults are the most likely demographic to have a mental health problem and the least likely to seek help. Eight years after it … More
