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Cannon-Brookes finalises SunCable acquisition - Vimarsana News

Cannon-Brookes finalises SunCable acquisition

Mike Cannon-Brookes’ private investment company Grok Ventures has completed the purchase of SunCable’s assets, with the change in ownership renewing SunCable’s focus to progress the Australia-Asia Power Link (AAPowerLink).

iTWire - Able Australia appoints Lynette McKeown as CEO - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Able Australia appoints Lynette McKeown as CEO

Disability service provider Able Australia has appointed Lynette McKeown as its new Chief Executive Officer. Not-for-provider Able Australia says McKe...

Source: itwire.com
Disability Support Sector "Cut to the Bones" as Staff Furloughed Due to Virus - Vimarsana News

Disability Support Sector "Cut to the Bones" as Staff Furloughed Due to Virus

People with disability are missing out on vital services as a large number of the sectors aid workers ...

Covid-related staff shortages in Australian disability sector leave some without vital services - Vimarsana News

Covid-related staff shortages in Australian disability sector leave some without vital services

Care providers have also been unable to source rapid tests with up to 20% of staff at some organisations in isolation

Uber's free ride offer for vaccinating disabled people 'another bow in the arsenal' - Vimarsana News

Uber's free ride offer for vaccinating disabled people 'another bow in the arsenal'

Able Australia National Marketing Director Chandi Pfieke has hailed Uber’s free ride incentive for the disabled population as “just another bow in our arsenal”. The global ride-share company announced on Monday it had partnered with Able Australia to provide 10,000 free rides to and from vaccination appointments for 2,500 disabled Australians. With uptake amongst those living with disabilities currently under 50 per cent, Ms Pfieke has urged the introduction of more incentives to boost the number of people getting the jab. “Across our sector we’d probably say that it’s still quit...