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Disability

QLD filmmaker Stephanie Dower on inclusivity in screen industry

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For many people living with disability, breaking into the creative industries can mean overcoming barriers. From challenging stereotypes to making film and television sets more accessible, there’s growing recognition that authentic representation matters both on and off screen. Filmmaker, producer and access coordinator, Stephanie Dower, has experienced those challenges firsthand. Image: Image supplied Produced By: …

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Support for mobility aids for disabilities and aged Canberrans

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The ACT is hosting its annual Canberra Day Appeal, a community event that supports charities across the Territory. One of the participating charities is TADACT, an organisation that modifies equipment to meet the needs of older people and those living with disabilities. The equipment is then sold at affordable prices through their shop. Produced By: …

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Top stories this week: US and Israeli strikes have reportedly killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, dramatically escalating tensions across the Middle East. We speak to an Australian traveller stranded in Qatar as the conflict disrupts flights and leaves many international passengers unable to leave the region. And later today, the Australian Labor Party Government …

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More than a half of Australians experience hearing difficulty, report finds

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A new report from hearing health provider Audika warns millions of Australians are struggling to hear – and many aren’t seeking help. Released on World Hearing Day, the report finds more than half of Australians avoid social events because they can’t follow conversations. One in five is already living with some form of hearing loss, …

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How Sahily Carrero found meaning through social media and sport

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Colombian-born Sahily Carrero moved to Australia a year ago, balancing work with her greatest passion — playing soccer.  After a workplace accident that cost her right arm, she refused to give up the game. Today, she represents Football Queensland’s futsal team for athletes with a disability, and works as a wellness coach.  Image: Image: supplied/ …

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