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Kristian’s keen eye for performance and bringing his visions to life on film are key themes in scripting a fulfilling life of independence for the Lismore local. The NDIS participant, who was born with osteogenesis imperfecta, has been making his voice heard, literally. Combining independent living with a host of much-loved hobbies, Kristian’s “freedom of choice” saw the talented 25-year-old take to the stage with Bangalow Theatre Company for a role in well-known rock musical, Rent. “I was in the Ensemble of Rent, and I loved it so much,” Kristian said. “There was a lot of socialising and good friendships...

An Adelaide social profit organisation is helping people with disability in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities to understand and access the NDIS and disability services.

Throughout Melbourne’s six COVID lockdowns, 10-year-old Ace Bartlett’s parents struggled with the challenge of explaining to their son why he couldn’t attend his regular swimming sessions.

World champion blind Para-cyclist Kieran Murphy, who is training to compete at next year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, says he isn’t sure he would opt for a cure for his rare eye condition, even if it were available.

Look out Keith Urban, there’s a new guy in town, Taree NDIS participant, Nathan Moore, who has just released his first country music single on Spotify and iTunes

Emerging artist Louise Marson’s story – represented in her first solo exhibition at a public art gallery in Melbourne – is one of loss, grief, isolation, but, perhaps most importantly, hope.

Don used his NDIS funding to move from aged care into his own apartment where he can now be more independent.