'It's been a train wreck': Tetraplegic woman fights NDIS for independence
Imagine being reliant on someone to just scratch your nose, to eat dinner, or even just to talk. Key points:Tracey Gibb suffered a brain stem stroke and became
'It's been a train wreck': Tetraplegic woman fights NDIS for independence
Imagine being reliant on someone to just scratch your nose, to eat dinner, or even just to talk. Key points:Tracey Gibb suffered a brain stem stroke and became
Queenslanders with disabilities hospitalised years longer than necessary
The COVID-19 crisis has exposed cracks in the NDIS system that are leaving people with disabilities forced to stay in hospital for months or even years longer than necessary.Key points:Documents
‘Neglected and rejected’: The NT’s only Auslan service closes
The Northern Territory’s only specialised Auslan service is defunded as clients and advocates question how deaf Territorians will now get access to interpreters.
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