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Former Liberal MP Gareth Ward has pleaded not guilty to sexual and indecent assault allegations on the same day he edged closer to retaining his state parliament seat.

“Disabilities affect students’ ability to navigate academics, traverse campus, and participate in extracurricular activities, while also requiring many to engage in treatment and care for their disability. It is therefore essential that we create an environment where they can thrive.&nb...

The life and experiences of artist, author and part-time adventurer William Nealy are highlighted in a new exhibit on display through June 9 at the Reece Museum on the campus

A cancer patient was left with irreversible brain damage from being given too much morphine

There are concerns that vacancies across Children’s Disability Networks Teams in Ireland are impacting on timely assessments and early intervention. ...

Police questioned the University of Massachusetts Amherst employee after someone reported an "agitated Black male" on campus.

A report will be published today on the support given to a child with a disability who was abandoned at birth.

Some remote communities hit by flooding in the Gulf of Carpentaria say having a representative on a Voice to Parliament may be the key to them receiving better support in future disasters.

Michael Barnes, the University’s first-ever Director of Campus Accessibility, looks back on his first year in the position amidst ongoing challenges to campus accessibility due to construction.

There are major problems in the HSEs ability to deliver services for children with disabilities due to a crisis in hiring and retaining staff with more than ha...