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BRASSALL couple, Keith and Marlene Rea, stood in the grounds of the Marburg Lutheran Church where 60 years ago their married life had begun. They…

THE National Disability Insurance Agency has a graduate development program – a career opportunity within the Australian public service. “We welcome applications from graduates with…

CHANGES to how people with disability receive their funding began in late May this year and are being gradually rolled out. The changes, according to…

THE workplace can be where lifelong friendships begin and that’s particularly true of Cabanda Care in Rosewood. The residential aged care facility attracts compassionate workers…

TOURISM and the preservation of history are the motivations of a group of train enthusiasts to go all out in getting Rosewood’s historic railway back…

DRAMA over showbags averted, the gates to the Rosewood Show opened on Friday morning and closed late on Saturday night as another resounding success. “It’s…

THE Australian Human Rights Commission has released new guidelines to assist organisations and businesses to meet their legal obligations under the Disability Discrimination Act when…

THE National Disability Insurance Scheme has grown too big too fast, and its future is now at stake, according to the findings outlined in a…

AUTISM is the most common disability for people involved in the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Of the 717,000 participants in the NDIS, 38 percent were…

THE fundamental aim of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is to improve the quality of life of people with significant and permanent disability. The…

STEVE Harling understands how country people band together and support major events as he grew up in a town of 500 people in South West…

STORIES of the life-changing difference NDIS funding has made for individuals and their families are shared on the scheme’s website. One of the recent stories…