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No blanket do-not-resuscitate order during Covid, Swann tells inquiry

Mr Swann told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry that he believed it would have been ‘unethical and unnecessary’ to deploy the orders based on age or disability.

The Independent UK

Collingwood Children’s Farm was a safe haven for many with disability. Now a mother and daughter are fighting to save a ‘unique’ program

When funding put an end to a volunteer schemes for NDIS participants and specialist schools, two advocates found a way to raise their voices

The Guardian - AU

Is it OK to use the term ‘neurospicy’ when talking about autism and other neurodivergences?

Language trends change quickly at the hands of social media users. They explode into our screens, rather than slowly evolve. This can change the ways we talk about diagnoses such as autism and concepts like neurodiversity.

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Cbus takes 'complete responsibility' for payout mess

The Cbus chair, who's faced calls to resign after the superannuation fund delayed disability and death payments, says he will ensure it never happens again.

AAP

How One Caregiver Is Navigating a Loved One's Dementia

She's spent many hours doing research and speaking with other caregivers to find her way to resources designed to help caregivers.

Kiplinger

ASIC’s lawsuit against Cbus has put the big super funds on notice

Does your superannuation fund also provide you with insurance? Many of us are automatically enrolled without even realising. Now, the way super funds handle such claims has been thrust into the spotlight.

The Conversation

Boss 'sorry' as super fund resolves thousands of claims

Super fund Cbus has resolved thousands of disability and death claims subject to legal action by the financial regulator, a parliamentary inquiry has been told.

AAP

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Mothers, metaphors and dyslexia: What language reveals about the challenges of a child’s learning disability

Alarm bells. Red flags. A labyrinth.

The Conversation

Airports and travel hubs can be overwhelming for Autistic people. Here’s what could help

As another Australian summer approaches, many people are planning their holidays, looking forward to the joy travel brings. Yet for Australia’s 5.5 million people with a disability, what should be an exciting journey often becomes a significant challenge.

The Conversation

Prioritise services over ‘naive’ assisted dying bill, says disability advocate

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill likely be voted on on November 29.

Evening Standard

Super fund in strife over $20m in delayed payments

Superannuation fund Cbus has been accused of failing to process $20 million worth of death and disability claims in a timely manner.

AAP

UK disability charities say NICs rise will cause ‘life-changing’ cuts

Groups providing vital services say impact of tax and minimum wage rises will lead to cutbacks

The Guardian - UK

‘It is immoral’: Australian investors warned about ‘cowboys’ promising unrealistic returns on disability housing

Ads and emails making misleading claims about investment in specialist disability accommodation may breach consumer law, watchdog says

The Guardian - AU

‘Social care costs for working age and lifelong disabled could be £17bn by 2030’

Costs for 18–24-year-olds could rise by 40% within the next six years, the analysis also suggested.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Why people with disabilities in Nairobi are looking beyond public transport to navigate busy city

More than 2% of Kenya's population lives with a disability, and it often affects mobility

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Expert Guidance: Hiring the Right Help for Your Veteran Disability Claims

Navigating the intricate process of filing veteran disability claims can often feel overwhelming. Veterans encounter a myriad of complex regulations and detailed procedures that may seem insurmountable, especially without expert guidance. This is precisely where the proper assistance becomes invaluable. Engaging a seasoned professional with a deep understanding of the…

The Guardian - UK

Hidden behind this budget is a terrible bombshell: billions in cuts for disabled people

The DWP confirms that draconian ‘savings’ are coming down the track. Are we a nation that will repair hospitals, but not help a nurse with long Covid, asks Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Supreme Court Orders Review Of Death Row Inmate's Case

Supreme Court orders reevaluation of death row inmate's intellectual disability status, sparking debates on handling defendants near the threshold.

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Newcastle Herald

'This is not going to be easy' workers told at Newcastle rally

Disability and community services sector told to expect a fight

The National (Scotland)

New benefit rolled out across Scotland – find out if you're eligible to claim

A NEW benefit is being rolled out across Scotland to support unpaid carers.

Newcastle Herald

'Left behind': Frontline workers to rally for fair pay

National week of action ahead for community sector workers

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One-Legged Comedian Believes His Halloween Costumes Challenge Disability Norms (Exclusive)

"My disability isn't something to 'overcome,' It's who I am." The post One-Legged Comedian Believes His Halloween Costumes Challenge Disability Norms (Exclusive) first appeared on Bored Panda.

International Business Times UK

Married Woman Wants To Claim Benefits From Ex-husband's Social Security, But Afraid It'll Blow His 'Short Fuse'

The age of remarriage is among the top factors that determine your eligibility for Social Security disability or survivor benefits on your former spouse's records.

AAP

Irabina Autism Services sued over child restraints

The NDIS commissioner is suing a disability provider for using illegal restraints on children with complex intellectual disabilities.

The Guardian - AU

Optus sold vulnerable Australian customers phone plans they couldn’t afford, ACCC alleges

Regulator alleges in court case one person living with a disability was sold a phone, a contract, an internet plan and accessories despite not wanting most of it

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