Disability
Samoa marked International Day for Persons with Disabilities with a two-day event focused on strengthening inclusion, support systems, and community participation for people living with disabilities.
Indigenous people with disability appear significantly more likely to be unemployed than Indigenous people without disability, according to new research.
The Australian Museum has announced the opening of a groundbreaking new 3D lenticular First Nations photographic exhibition - Unfinished Business.
First Peoples Disability Network, in partnership with Jumbunna Research UTS, has officially launched the Our Way: Strengthening First Nations Disability Sector survey.
Disability services for Indigenous people must be culturally appropriate, respect kinship structures and embrace holistic understandings of health, the CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Community Contro...
The Commonwealth's $2 billion Thriving Kids program could be a game-changer for children with developmental needs, or it could become another well-intentioned policy that doesn't work for First Nation...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this report contains names and references to people who have died. The First Peoples Disability Network has called for urgent reforms after co...
The First Peoples Disability Network, in partnership with Jumbunna Research UTS, is launching a national survey – Our Way: Strengthening First Nations Disability Sector.
Clarence CJ McCarthy-Grogan, the son of Federal Minister for Indigenous Australians, Malarndirri McCarthy, is set to run for Darwin Council's Chan Ward at this month's Northern Territory local governm...
First Peoples Disability Network has launched a 10-Point Plan to reform the NDIS for First Nations people with disability. Built around three core pillars, the plan sets out 10 key actions the Network...
First Peoples Disability Network has condemned the Northern Territory government's youth justice overhaul, reviving spit hoods and abolishing the principle that detention be a last resort, warning the...
Calls have grown for a full and independent investigation of the death of a 24-year-old disabled Aboriginal man in police custody as the NT grapples with more claims of violence from police towards Fi...
Darkinjung woman Aurelia May Hough has been selected to represent Indigenous Australia as Junior Miss Indigenous Australia at the upcoming Regency International Beauty Pageant in San Antonio, Texas.