Eliza Hull.
Eliza Hull is an award-winning musician, writer and disability advocate. She created the ABC series ‘We’ve Got This’ about parenting with disability, which went onto become an international book of the same name. She has been a guest on the BBC, The Drum, ABC News Breakfast & ABC’S Q&A. She is also a contributor in the anthology ‘Growing up Disabled in Australia’ and ‘Teacher Teacher.’
Eliza is also a regular writer for ABC News and wrote and produced the ABC Kids show ‘And Then Something Changed’ about a child with disability.
She is the co-writer of the award-winning children’s book ‘Come Over to My House’ which authentically represents various families with disability.
Eliza has spoken at Parliament House, for the NDIS, SXSW and at the Human Rights Conference ‘Free and Equal.’ She is passionate about advocating for an accessible music industry, and consults with organisations including BIGSOUND, The ARIAS and APRA AMCOS.
She is currently the Disability Arts Reporter for ABC Melbourne and is working on her sixth record.
Latest contributions
Hannah Diviney is calling for global recognition of cerebral palsy and a stronger sense of belonging for the 50 million people living with CP worldwide. As an ambassador for Cerebral Palsy Alliance, she is urging the Australian Government to support UN recognition of 6 October as World Cerebral Palsy Day
Hannah Diviney calls for World Cerebral Palsy Day to be recognised by the UN
Eliza Hull
Article
Brian Gardner’s journey from injury and rehabilitation to wheelchair basketball highlights the transformative power of accessible sport, community and volunteering.
How Wheelchair Basketball Changed Brian’s Life And Why Accessible Sport Matters
Eliza Hull
Article
Queensland remains the only state yet to sign on to the federal government’s new Thriving Kids program, with the rollout set to begin next month. The scheme aims to support children under nine with developmental delay or autism outside the NDIS, but families and advocates remain concerned about access to services for children with moderate support needs.
What’s happening with Thriving Kids and the NDIS?
Eliza Hull
News
Calls are growing for wage reform after it emerged some Australian workers with disability can legally earn as little as $3.31 an hour
Calls for reform as workers with disability can earn as little as $3.31 an hour
Eliza Hull
News
The 2026 Census is happening on Tuesday 11 August. Here’s what people with disability need to know about the accessibility supports available - and why being counted matters.
Making the Census more accessible for people with disability
Eliza Hull
Article
AI has become a game-changer for accessibility. A lived experience account.
AI and accessibility
Eliza Hull
Article
