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Disability campaigner Joan Hume hated being called 'an inspiration'
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High school teacher Joan Hume was 23 when she broke her neck in a car accident, leaving her with quadriplegia.
But if her colleagues thought that was the end of her career, they were very wrong. It was the 1970s and schools weren't prepared for a teacher who uses a wheelchair.
Jason Hooper’s sporting love affair
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Different on the Outside, same on the Inside
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Indigenous women connect families across the Kimberley to NDIS
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In the vast, remote lands that occupy the northern most part of Western Australia, a group of Indigenous women are helping other local women to support their children through a unique NDIS program.
The program launched early last year, helping to connect families to NDIS and community supports for young children who live with disability or developmental delay.
Last minute backflip from NDIS on Support Coordination
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