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Lower back pain affects around 619 million people worldwide and it is the leading cause of disability worldwide, according to a survey by National Centre for Health Statistics.

At some point in our lives, many of us will experience disability, whether through illness, injury or the natural process of aging.

As the Paralympic Games come to an end with the closing ceremony, it’s an opportune moment to reflect back on the messaging behind the event. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) promoted the Games as an inclusive event that enhances opportunities for people who experience disability globally.

The Austrian artist-philosopher muses on disability and choreography, mobility and mobilisation in this quietly thought-provoking show

Fred Trump has had a front seat since childhood to the bombastic antics of his Uncle Donald and the ‘cruel’ eccentricities of the wider Trump clan. A disability advocate since the birth of his son 25 years ago, Fred’s now airing family secrets in a new book. He speaks to…

Gold medalist swimmer Christine Raleigh Crossley has spoken out after naysayers questioned her disability

Outgoing NDIS minister Bill Shorten has plenty of work left to reform the scheme's ballooning costs and ensure its long-term future before his February exit.

Bill Shorten is resigning from politics in February next year. Throughout his 17 years in parliament, no achievement stands out more than his role in the creation of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Para-athlete's plea for government to apply mandatory livable standards to all new NSW housing