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A Melville Primary School student is heating up the competition for City to Surf fundraisers after the five-year-old raised close to $4000 for his 4km run.

A partnership between Activ Pathways and the Multicultural Services Centre is accelerating employment opportunities for migrants in the disability sector in an effort to address widespread shortages.

The developers of a group of new disability homes and affordable units under construction in West Busselton say...

More than 750 people with disabilities employed through Activ were at risk of losing their jobs last year after the charity announced in May it was planning to close because of financial pressures. 

Last May, Activ Foundation announced it would close its large-scale industrial worksites, putting the employment of hundreds of West Australians with disabilities at risk. But now a new organisation will take over. 

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Share on Twitter An end to violence, abuse and discrimination towards Australians with disability will not be achieved without a radical overhaul of society and our understanding of the human condition, says leading disability rights advocate and lawyer Rosemary Kayess. It is not enough to “tinker around the edges” in attempts to improve National Disability Scheme service provisions, the University of New South Wales academic said, instead calling for leadership to remove system...