There is something deeply unsettling about walking through a house built for care and knowing it may soon stand empty. Not unfinished. Not forgotten. Not unwanted. Empty. At the front…
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When we talk about the NDIS, one thing is always front of mind: independence. For participants, independence looks different depending…
When someone enters a residential aged care home, the transition is rarely simple. It means leaving behind a familiar home,…
I used to think period pain was normal. That the stabbing cramps, the exhaustion that left me curled in bed,…
On a warm Friday evening, Lia noticed her 11-month-old daughter Violet was breathing harder than usual. She did what many…
The ACT Legislative Assembly will debate the Human Rights (Housing) Amendment Bill. If passed, the…
Tamara Black is known in Canberra’s disability and health sectors by a simple, telling nickname:…
There’s a certain kind of person you notice before they ever say a word. Not…
By Toby Nitural Everyone has something that others might consider to be nerdy. Maybe you…
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