UWA lowers minimum ATAR entry requirement to 70
The University of Western Australia cuts its minimum ATAR for 2026 entry from 75 to 70, matching other WA universities. The move aims to boost accessibility and inclusivity for students.
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Mum's autism-friendly navigation app wins national award
A Southern Highlands mother has created a groundbreaking navigation app for neurodiverse Australians after a stressful drive with her autistic son. NavinMaps is now winning national awards.
Riverton Leisureplex reveals $3m upgrade results
The City of Canning has completed a $3 million upgrade to Riverton Leisureplex, featuring a new pool, improved accessibility, and better facilities for families and wellness groups. Explore the changes.
Collective Responsibility for Disability Inclusion in Australia
On International Day of People with Disability, Aaron Green urges all Australians to embrace inclusion as a shared duty. Discover how we can build a more accessible and equitable society for everyone.
Why Canberra homes are installing compact lifts
Discover how compact home lifts are transforming daily life in Canberra's inner suburbs like Griffith and Red Hill, offering convenience for families and boosting property value. Learn the key considerations for installation.
Woolworths anti-theft gates raise accessibility concerns
Shoppers in Melbourne voice concerns over new Woolworths anti-theft gates, fearing they hinder wheelchair users and parents. The supermarket says it's a trial with assistance available. Read the full story.
Visually impaired singer pushes for accessible venues
Newcastle singer Connor Wink joins Vision Australia to demand better accessibility in live music venues for blind and vision impaired patrons across Australia.
Townsville Council Candidate Vows Accessibility Reforms
Townsville council candidate Joanne Keune commits to urgent accessibility improvements for vulnerable residents. Discover her comprehensive plan for inclusive infrastructure.
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