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Little body, huge life: How Suchita Smith has learnt to dance her way through disability
October 06, 2024
Standing at 137cm high (about four-foot-five), Suchita Smith describes herself as "a little person with a huge life". And part of that hugeness has meant dance. In dancing, she says, she finds "a profound joy of being in my body, it's helped me love and tune into it, feel its beauty and become embodied".
Comedy helped Riley recover after surgery on brain tumours. Now his dream is to be a clown doctor
October 03, 2024
When Riley Blackwell tells a joke, he is doing it for more than a laugh.
Social group gives deaf people and those who want to learn Auslan safe space to connect
September 29, 2024
When Gail and Neville Pittaway head to the pub with their mates, it is mostly quiet, other than laughter. It is because they are chatting with their friends using sign language. The couple are both deaf and neither used Auslan until they were older. "When I was little, we weren't allowed to use sign language at all … we had to lip read, we had to speak," Mr Pittaway said.