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People with Disability Australia (PWDA) join Sydney’s World Pride 2023 celebrations which launch this Friday 17 February.

After significant consultation, research and planning Adelaide Fringe are pleased to announce the launch and implementation of the organisat

THE Y NSW & RAINBOW CLUB MAKING SWIMMING LESSONS MORE ACCESSIBLE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING WITH DISABILITY

An alternative approach to welfare could replace policies that are failing to address homelessness.

The Australian Women’s Weekly’s 2021 Women of the Future finalist Hannah Diviney transforms ableism into action. When we met her last year,

Yarra Trams will scale up its partnership with Traveller’s Aid Australia and work with Tennis Australia to support passengers travelling by

New report shows mental health deteriorates in isolation, but in-community support and resilience helps to cope

Patients with Rett syndrome have similar spinal surgery outcomes to those of people with cerebral palsy (CP), according to new research.

Transport for NSW (TfNSW) has appointed ASX-listed A2B Australia - the company formerly known as Cabcharge - to provide a digital smartca

“Only one of you can enter the store,” said the grocery store employee.

Accessible tourism ensures the availability of travel services to those with a disability The combined disability sector spend an

With a goal of finding a cure to facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) by 2025, the FSHD Society’s third annual Walk & Roll To Cure

Superfest, the world’s longest disability film festival, continued its ADA-30 celebration with Disability Pride Philadelphia by screening fi

New rules on wearing face masks have caused particular issues for deaf people and those who are hard of hearing, prompting calls for patienc

Dylan Alcott says he doesn't know if he would "even be here at all" if it were not for the impact sport has had on his life.

Record numbers of early childhood education and care (ECEC) professionals, along with educators in other fields of education.

Some survivors of acute bouts of Covid-19 experience a range of persistent medical issues — some lasting for weeks, or even months...

What people see in the media shapes a person's identity and perception.

Many Victorians are now being asked to wear a mask in public if they can’t socially distance.