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Weekly wrap of news from Powerd for the week ending Friday 13th June 2025.

Many of Australia’s leading disability advocates are in New York this week to attend the Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (COSP18).

A major taxi company has rolled out a new policy dedicated to ensuring passengers with assistance animals will not be refused transport based on their accessibility requirements.

The NDIS remains a lifeline for people with disability. Increasingly, it’s also a lightning rod for budget restraint.

Transition to Post Schooling for Autistic Young People

Weekly wrap of news from Powerd for the week ending Friday 6th June 2025

Melbourne Disability Institute urges Queensland

People with disability are missing out on cancer screening that could save their lives

People with disability are missing out on screening programs

A top executive has resigned from their position at National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) amid a series of controversial reform.

My Name is Jemima is a delightful new picture book by disability advocate and blind person Olivia Muscat.

The disability community calls on government to take advantage of its historic win