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Aged care residents gifted pot plants by disability service in Mother's Day surprise
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Aged care residents in the Illawarra have been gifted hundreds of potted plants ahead of Mother's Day.
Cottages for people living with disability open in Gilgandra
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New purpose-built assisted-living units for people with a disability have opened in the central west town of Gilgandra.
How horses are helping children with disabilities learn
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Horses have changed Mia Sloan's ability to communicate with the world.
Actors with disabilities take centrestage in Altogether Drama's 'out of the box' theatre production
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Having a terminal brain disease means Chloe Saxby, 8, is prone to getting tired.
But every Friday afternoon, she's raring to get to her junior drama class.
Army veteran Chris Gee sets off on 20,000km charity ride to break mental health cycle
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Chris Gee's smile sparkles through his eyes but, after 10 years in the army and 12 years as a paramedic, he's the first to admit those eyes have seen some terrible things.