Freya Toussaint paving a future for herself in the retail industry. Photo: Jake Day. […]
By: Danica Streader
Deaflympics athlete Jaime Howell takes a break from training – photo: Jackson Paine The Australian […]
By: Jackson Paine
People with intellectual disabilities often face the stigma of being asexual ‘innocents’ WARNING: This story […]
By: Nyen Biong
Choice Life Passion Client Liaison officer Nigel Webb Photo: Queenslanders with a Disability Network […]
By: Meg Bolton
Caption: Nick Fredriksen on his family farm at Kilcoy in South East Queensland. Photo: Maddelin […]
By: Maddelin McCosker
Patch and Trav at the Murray River Photo: School of the Road When you think about […]
By: Kate Rasmussen
*listen to podcast of interview below Graeme Innes hasn’t had the right to a secret […]
By: Marnie Cruickshank
Barry Harwood showing off one of the many kitchens at the ABC office. Photo: Jana […]
By: Jana Gabrijel
Social Worker Donna Bryan and self-advocate Michael Cherry working together at Community Living Association (CLA). […]
By: Emily Fernandez
People with an intellectual disability are struggling to obtain justice in our court system. The […]
By: Justin Faull
BY MICHAEL HARRIS Assistant Director Jayson Harrahan makes the opening remarks at the NDIS Provider Readiness […]
By: Michael Harris
Touch Football Specialised in action Photo: Madison Spedding Ex-Australian Touch Footballer Graeme Clancy wanted to […]
By: Madi Spedding
This uniquely touching tale of sisterly bond is a celebration of the NDIS, and just […]
By: Georgia Bishop
When a person is diagnosed with Autism, or Asperger’s it becomes difficult for them to […]
By: Shaan Patterson
Alison Mosely in action on the basketball court Photo: supplied Alison Mosely Wheels squeal as […]
By: Jamie-Lee Rowley
Getting into a vehicle is a simple routine taken for granted by many Australians. But […]
By: Ashlee Stenner
Chithrani Palipana with her son Dr Dinesh Palipana Photo: Monique St Clair Tough times have […]
By: Monique St Clair
New South Wales NDIS participant, Greg Standen. Photo: supplied by Greg Standen. With the National […]
By: Danica Streader
When it comes to disability support care, it is common practice to assume that it […]
By: Caillin Palmero
Accessible tourism advocate Brett Morris Photo: Jariah Travan “Accessible Tourism” is a destination management plan […]
By: Jariah Travan
Listen to podcast of interview below… Imagine it’s 90 minutes before the big race. Bow […]
By: Harrison Beech
Self-described as ‘a ragtag group of rebellious and rowdy rockers’, Sonik Mayhem’s Jake Salmon has […]
By: Daniel Hill
That’s the magic of ice skating. Anyone can do it. You won’t find a […]
By: Paige Findlow
Everyday hundreds of men and women are breaking sporting records in stadiums, on fields […]
By: Matthew Hepworth
Brisbane has the largest percentage of taxis that are wheelchair accessible, while Uber largely disregards […]
By: Jackson Paine
With around 12,000 children and one in six Australians now identifying as having hearing loss, […]
By: Samuel Muggleton
The Noosa Tigers AFL club is giving people of all ages and disabilities the opportunity […]
By: Kristina Hestdahl
An innovative new self-management app that helps people with disability create customised plans for the […]
By: Billie Maher
“I’ve been here for three years and I’ve loved every minute of it. I love […]
By: Samuel Burnett
“I can’t change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to […]
By: Daniel Russell
With locals surrounding the riding arena at the Ballina Riding for the Disabled (RDA), two […]
By: Ruby Pascoe
The Movement Innovation Team members Luke (trainer top left), Chris, Lachie, Jackson (bottom left) and […]
By: Jasmine Rolfe
Lauren Kirby was diagnosed with Narcolepsy and Cataplexy at just 13 years old. Now, five […]
By: Ashleigh Price
Australians with a disability are rapidly becoming a high-demand commodity in the workforce, as employers […]
By: Tali Eley
Facilities like this exist only at select train stations, meaning those living with disabilities don’t […]
By: Robert Thornton
It’s a sunny Saturday afternoon at Brisbane’s Roma Street Parklands and people arrive at the […]
By: Lina Frunk
Students benefit from learning sign language to communicate with their fellow peers. Photo: Sara Weckerle Seeing […]
By: Sara Weckerle
Autism Hub and Reading Centre. Photo: Demi Lynch Adrian Pooley is a man on the […]
By: Demi Lynch
My Disability Matters club homepage. Screenshot Tayla Sudall A new social network is currently gaining […]
By: Tayla Sudall
Running out with his mates to play the game he loves is what it’s all […]
By: tristan evert
Every two years, thousands of athletes travel internationally to compete at the Special Olympic […]
By: Jaime-Lee Woods
JESS BEER A newly formed Gold Coast board-riders business is helping people with Autism […]
By: Jessica Beer
The benefits of sports are endless; they provide good blood circulation, strong muscles, better coordination […]
By: Olivia Weckerle
Learn. Connect. Grow. Students showcase their artist abilities. Photo: Lottey Willshire. Grace has been a […]
By: Charlotte Willshire
Most Australians would know there is an unemployment problem in Australia. But what they wouldn’t […]
By: Carla Westwood
A new non-for-profit organisation is hoping to provide young people with more opportunities to test […]
By: Kathryn Underwood
Enjoying a Jack Daniels at The Sharks karaoke. Photo by Michael Harris Mention the […]
By: Michael Harris
Hot Topics group members. Photo By Michael Harris The Gold Coast Hot Topics disability support […]
By: Michael Harris
By MICHAEL HARRIS. Getting on the grid team. Photo from NDIS Paul Gabbert Project Officer for […]
By: Michael Harris
Calls are growing for a trial of ‘please offer me a seat’ badges for […]
By: Holly Fenwick
Ride sharing app, Uber is facing criticism that it’s […]
By: Isabelle Scherrer
Artist Michael Tichowistch says discovering art helped him find his self-esteem. Photo: Lilly McKenzie Wesley […]
By: Lilly McKenzie
Capras player Junior Kirisome and Endeavour Foundation client Isabelle kick off at a group activity. […]
By: Sarah Friend
Celebrating disability sports during Disability Action Week Photo: Imogen McDonald One in five Queenslanders live […]
By: Imogen McDonald
Royal Brisbane Women’s Hospital Photo: Michael Zimmer Many people suffering from a mental illness are […]
By: Tomas Kuru
Founder Brad Sparrow with Ali France. Photo: Angus Kennedy The decision-making tables of Australia are […]
By: Angus Kennedy
Every summer thousands of people on the Gold Coast make their way down to the […]
By: Thomas Grogan
For many non-verbal people, much of their individuality depends on the capacity of others to […]
By: Jessica Beer
Most Australians know what an assistance or guide dog is, but ask them what an […]
By: Mitchell Cornish
James Fraser-Smith’s opponents in the wrestling ring keep learning the hard way that it’s the […]
By: Rohan Cook
For many, one of first things that comes to mind when they think about the […]
By: Lauren Berichon
A Hopkins Centre research team are piloting Queensland’s first early intervention vocational rehabilitation program for […]
By: Lina Frunk
Disabled people face many challenges in the workplace, as journalist John Catania gives his experiences.
By: Thomas O'Brien
The AFL is leading the way for inclusion sport with its all abilities program that […]
By: tristan evert
In a couple of weeks’ time, Australia will be competing on the world stage in […]
By: Jacob IrvineWhy it is important for journalists to form relationships with people with lived experience of disability.
By: Project Open Doors
Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN) is pleased to announce the official launch of our housing […]
By: Queenslanders with Disability Network
Suncorp Queensland Cyclones captain, Chris Bond, was voted tournament MVP and a member of the All Star 4 after a torrid round of Fierce 4 Rugby action.
By: Sporting Wheelies and Disabled AssociationPhillip Weightman has endured Australia’s toughest endurance race bringing attention to his best mate’s hardship.
By: Cameron WeightmanThe Surfers Sunrise – Rotary Wheelchair Project has built and delivered 80,000 wheelchairs to over 30 developing nations, for free.
By: Cameron Weightman
The Queenslanders with Disability Network Gold Coast Local Support Group invited an engineer who owns a nearly driverless car to talk to the group about the development of driverless cars.
By: Queenslanders with Disability Network
Katie is bubbly caring, loving and family orientated. She loves reading and colouring and wants to make the world a better place for people with disabilities.
By: Endeavour Foundation
Dean is a young man aged 22. He has autism, a moderate intellectual disability and post-traumatic stress disorder. Dean has demonstrated challenging behaviours for most of his life, sometimes resulting in a risk of harm to others.
By: Endeavour Foundation
That the future says back to us: Of course it’s inclusive, why would it not be?!
By: Sporting Wheelies and Disabled Association
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk’s commitment to introducing a Human Rights Act in Queensland is a significant step towards achieving individual dignity and equal opportunity for all Queenslanders.
By: Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland
Debbie Brooks from Port Stephens, NSW, is mum to Peter Pattison, 27, and also cares for another person with a disability in a Host Care situation.She explains how the planning process has been for her so far.
By: Endeavour Foundation
Endeavour Foundation backs the strong stance taken by the Senate Community Affairs Reference Committee Report on the Indefinite Detention of People with Cognitive and Psychiatric Impairment in Australia.
By: Endeavour Foundation
Have you ever considered how to increase the independence of your loved one? Increased independence provides a greater sense of wellbeing and choice, as well as lightening the load for carers. Here are some tips to start.
By: Endeavour Foundation
Project Open Doors is an initiative of Griffith University’s Journalism Program to effect change in the way people living with disabilities, their families, carers and support workers are represented in the media, and to develop a body of media reporting about issues affecting the disability sector in conjunction with people living with disability.
