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When the two lines showed up on the RAT in late December I was equally astounded that it had finally got me, and that I’d held out so long.

Starting a new year can be tough—especially when you’re disabled or chronically ill.

Only in America, I told myself, as I read about North Carolina proposing a ban on masks at protests.

My worth isn’t contingent on how much I can do or produce. Yours isn’t either.

The disabled community is one of the largest marginalised groups, yet rarely truly represented. How can this be changed?

Rosie Putland shares her experience of community on social media.

AI has become a game-changer for accessibility. A lived experience account.

How can a person with disabilities who doesn’t qualify for the NDIS afford accessibility devices? The personal impacts are discussed.

Amy Marks discusses a quiet piece of disability representation in media.

The realities of managing unexpected symptoms of chronic illness.

As a disabled person in 2024, there’s very little ableist behaviour that can shock or surprise me, especially when it comes from those in power.

As a First Nations person with a disability in Australia, my journey is shaped by my culture, identity, and various barriers I continue to face.