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Haydn lives and breathes cricket, so it’s not surprising the 31-year-old from North Lakes, Queensland, is making every run count.
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NDIS participants aged 15 years and older have reported a 42 per cent relative improvement in life satisfaction since they entered the Scheme - a new survey report shows. The NDIS Annual Participant and Family and Carer Outcomes reports released today provide a comprehensive picture of how participants, families and carers are progressing since entering the Scheme.
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We’re closely monitoring the current flooding in Western Australia and Northern Territory. In an emergency, you should always call 000.
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From 17 January until 5 April 2023, NDIA staff and its partner organisations will be visiting rural and regional New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia on board the Services Australia Mobile Service Centres.
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The purpose of this communique is to detail the key outcomes of the Co-design Advisory Group’s 17th meeting, which took place Tuesday 14 March 2023.
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The purpose of this communique is to detail the key outcomes of the Co-design Advisory Group’s 16th meeting, which took place on Tuesday 14 February 2023.
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Please find below details of an upcoming planned outage on Sunday 2 April 2023.
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Finding mates can be hard for those on the autism spectrum, but a national website is helping neurodiverse people like Josh Mandis make lasting friendships. Josh, 24, from Baulkham Hills, is a NDIS participant who lives with autism. With World Autism Day on Sunday 2 April, Josh wants to tell his story of how he found a group of mates that have turned his life around. Josh’s mum, Elisa, helped find a social group called Mates That Matter (MTM), which posts regular meetups on The A List Hub, a website designed to connect people with autism in their local area...
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Extra-sensitive hearing and an autism diagnosis has given rise to the monster talent of JayBird Byrne, who lets her ‘Frankenstat’ electric guitar do the talking when words are hard to find. At the tender age of 12, JayBird is blowing the minds of seasoned musicians with her amazing guitar skills, and the scary thing is she can only get better. JayBird, from Narangba, north of Brisbane, lives with autism and ADHD and has been playing the guitar since she was 8. Ahead of World Autism Day, on 2 April, the NDIS participant puts her amazing musical ability down to her...