The Government’s recent aged care worker pay rise is “one of the best outcomes” of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, according to the Health Services Union National President, Gerard Hayes. The much-lauded pay increase was spurred on by commission findings that aged
Painted eggs, ornaments, and wreaths – Easter is a wonderful time to get crafty. For children and adults living with disability, home-based adaptive craft is
International Women’s Day is coming up on 8 March, and we’re putting the spotlight on our local disability visibility activists. One of them is “Resilience
Heard of the Alinker yet? Also known as the Alinka, it’s an innovative, non-motorised walking-bike designed to help people maintain an active lifestyle despite mobility
With World Wheelchair Day coming up on 1 March, we’re putting the spotlight on this incredible piece of mobility equipment that’s a lifeline for many.
When it comes to your mobility equipment insurance, it’s important to read through your policy carefully to understand exactly what is (and isn’t) covered. Blue
2024 is a Paralympics year, with this auspicious event taking place in Paris in August. One of the big ticket events every Paralympics is the
Like our fingerprints, our brains and the way we think are unique. That is essentially what neurodiversity is; people who think, communicate and behave in
Pressure sores come by many names. They’re known as bedsores, pressure injuries, pressure ulcers or decubitus ulcers. Regardless of what you call them, they’re painful
