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Sutherland Shire Now Home To Advanced Neurological Therapy Equipment

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A local Sutherland Shire based company called Aevum Physiotherapy has just invested around a million dollars in advanced neurological therapy equipment to provide sufferers of neurological conditions in Sydney with unparalleled access to the world’s best equipment. Local hospitals do not have anything like this technology supporting neurological therapy.  This includes one of the world’s … Continued

PWDA “Devastated” At The Passage Of the NDIS Amendment Bill

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People with Disability Australia (PWDA) has called the passing of the NDIS Amendment Bill through the Senate “devastating,” citing deep concerns about its impact on NDIS participants and the disability community. PWDA believes these changes will make it harder for people with disability to access the essential supports they need to live full and independent lives. … Continued

Sunshine Coast College for young adults with a disability and autism invites prospective students to open day

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STEPS Pathways College invites prospective students and their families and carers to attend its upcoming Open Day at 8.30am on Thursday 18 September at its George St, Caloundra campus.   STEPS Pathways College is the first and only of its kind in the southern hemisphere, providing unparalleled learning opportunities and life experiences to young adults … Continued

***MEDIA ALERT*** NDIS workers protest against wage theft

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Disability support workers are demanding the National Disability Insurance Agency take responsibility and immediately crackdown on dodgy providers who rip them off. The Australian Services Union estimates that up to 10 per cent of NDIS providers are underpaying their support workers by classifying them at lower award rates, and pocketing the difference of up to … Continued

NDIS workers protest, call on NDIA to crackdown on wage theft

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Disability support workers are demanding the National Disability Insurance Agency take responsibility and immediately crackdown on dodgy providers who rip them off.   The Australian Services Union estimates that up to one in ten NDIS providers are underpaying their support workers by classifying them at lower award rates, and pocketing the difference of up to … Continued

MEDIA CALL – 930am open and 10am door stop open to camera – today 16 August – Perth – Australia’s largest Disability and NDIS related Event in our Nations History

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URGENT MEDIA CALL   Major Event Friday 16 August 2024  The Perth Disability Connection Expo, Sponsored by St Jude’s NDIS    930 AM TODAY  – Opening on stage in side hall 6 at Perth Convention Centre 10am Door Stop Opening and Ribbon Pull Opening Event to Visitors    Invitation to all TV Print Radio    Event: … Continued

World’s oldest Imperial Processional Dragon shows a new way to share its history

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  FRIDAY 16 AUGUST 2024                                            World’s oldest Imperial Processional Dragon shows a new way to share its history   Bendigo’s Golden Dragon Museum – home of the world’s oldest Imperial Processional Dragon – will provide unprecedented access to the Deaf and hard of hearing community through the Golden Dragon Museum Auslan Self-Guided Tour, a series … Continued

Historic not-for-profit launches new era for hearing and vision loss

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Australia’s second oldest not-for-profit organisation today launched the most ambitious  innovation in its 164-year history – a $75million state-of-the-art facility custom-built for  people with hearing and vision loss.  The NextSense centre for innovation will not only deliver best-in-class services, it will also be  a home for sharing research and practical knowledge across Australia and the … Continued

New report reveals troubling experiences of workers with disability

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EMBARGOED UNTIL 7 AUGUST 2024 People with disability are facing alarming levels of exclusion at work, causing many to avoid sharing their disability status with their employer, according to a report released today by Diversity Council Australia (DCA) in collaboration with Australian Disability Network. The Disability Data at Work report highlights the critical role of … Continued

Public hearing on National Redress Scheme

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The Committee will hold a public hearing on Friday for an inquiry into the National Redress Scheme to hear from knowmore Legal Service, who provide free legal advice and support to people applying for redress, and survivors about their experience accessing the Scheme. The inquiry is looking into a range of areas, including: The experience of First … Continued