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First published in LINK – Australia’s national disability magazine – October / November 2026
Michael Theo didn’t intend to become a household name, yet when he applied for the ABC show Love on the Spectrum with the intention of finding love, it became an unintentional step into an acting career, and much more. “I didn’t go on the show to become fa...
Officially launched on 8 October 2026, The Ageing Agenda brings together three of Australia’s most established aged care publications under one unified brand, building on decades of trusted journalism and industry expertise.
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Thriving Kids’ initial phase is two weeks into its national rollout, and the government aims to highlight how parents and families can connect with the program during this time.
Designed to expand early intervention information and foundational supports for children aged eight and under who have developmental delays or low-to-moderate autism support needs, the full...
Getting speech pathology or occupational therapy can be hard in regional Australia, as the nearest clinic can be hours away. For people without NDIS funding or on low incomes, cost is another barrier.
Umbo is a social enterprise and registered NDIS provider that delivers speech pathology and occupational therapy by telehealth. By applying for grants with
All types of carers are being celebrated this week, with this year’s theme ‘Care for a Carer: Making carers visible’ and celebrations happening nationwide from 11 to 17 October.
More than three million Australians provide unpaid care to a family member or friend. The objective of this national week is to recognise the important support roles they play, not just in ...