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Disability Royal Commission report released today

Today the report around the Disability Royal Commission has been released, with 222 recommendations for change across different areas, such as education, employment, and human rights. Over the last four and a half years, the Disability Royal Commission has heard the lived experiences of neglect and exploitation via inquiries, round tables, public hearing, and community …

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Armenian refugees stranded

In a recent development, Azerbaijan military forces launched a full-scale attack on the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh, also known as Artsakh to ethnic Karabakh Armenians, forcing Karabakh forces to surrender. Following the takeover, the President of Azerbaijan announced the restoration of his nation’s sovereignty over the region. Since December 2022, they’ve been living under a …

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New AI technology supporting allied health workers in rehab programs

A new Artificial Intelligence technology is already helping health workers across Australia to assess which rehab programs are the best for patients. Lean on Learning Assistance, or LOLA for short, is bringing already positive outcomes. Image: Image supplied by Arriba Group Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Michelle Barratt – Head of Innovation at …

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Farmers faced with economic brunt from ‘frontline’ of climate crisis

From mud to concrete in just weeks. This has been the experience reported by a farmer on NSW’s North Coast watching his farmland endure the impacts of fire, flooding and now, drought – and all at the hands of climate change. This week, at the National Drought forum, Treasurer, Dr Jim Chalmers revealed climate change …

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Survivors of sexual and domestic assault avoid the dentist, research finds

Content Warning: The following discusses content that may be distressing for some. A report published at the World Dental Congress in Sydney has found a growing number of sexual and domestic assault survivors are avoiding the dentist, fearing the enclosed proximity and confines of the chair will re-trigger trauma. 75 per cent of injuries from …

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