Ann Marie Smith's carer applies for bail after manslaughter charge
The disability worker charged with the manslaughter of Ann Marie Smith will remain behind bars for the next week, after a home detention bail report was ordered by an Adelaide
The goal of independence: One footy fan's dream home a long way off for others
It sounds like a simple thing for most of us — an independent life, living in a house that is set up for our purpose.Key points:There is a
Royal commission ‘appalled’ by Ann Marie Smith’s death but won’t yet open investigation
The royal commission into violence against people with disabilities declines to launch a probe into the death and horrific neglect of the Adelaide woman, who was left in a cane
Authorities under pressure to explain how Ann Marie Smith was overlooked for so long
The Federal Government says it “wants answers” on the death of disability care recipient Ann Marie Smith in what police described as “degrading circumstances”, as pressure mounts on federal and state
‘Degrading’ death shows community’s ‘devaluation’ of people with disabilities
The case of an Adelaide woman who died after being left by carers in a cane chair 24-hours-a-day for a year shows the community still does not value people with