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Delays in NDIS decisions costing more than just time

January 22, 2025 by Rachel Toune

Media Release Spinal Life Australia is calling for urgent reform to address the growing delays in decision-making within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), warning that these delays are increasing costs […]

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Filed Under: Media releases, Our news Tagged With: NDIS, advocacy, disability support

Register for Sporting Wheelies’ Term 1 Social Sports

January 20, 2025 by Rachel Toune

We’re excited to share that registrations are now open for Sporting Wheelies’ Term 1 Social Sports program. Come along and make new friends, boost your fitness and develop new skills, […]

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Filed Under: Our news Tagged With: boccia, disability sports, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair sports

Continued calls for a National Year of Accessible Tourism left unanswered

December 5, 2024 by Rachel Toune

Media Release Despite the Federal Government implementing a National Disability Plan until 2031 to drive action at all levels of government to improve the lives of people with disability, state and […]

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Filed Under: Media releases, Our news Tagged With: accessible accommodation, accessible australia, accessible tourism, disability support, advocacy, tourism

Join Wheelchair Cricket in 2025

December 5, 2024 by Rachel Toune

Looking for an exciting way to kick off 2025? Sporting Wheelies is thrilled to team up with Queensland Cricket to bring you a brand-new Wheelchair Cricket program, launching in Brisbane […]

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Filed Under: Our news Tagged With: disability swiming, wheelchair cricket, disability sports, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair sports, boccia

Adaptive Aquatics – Expressions of Interest

October 11, 2024 by Rachel Toune

Interested in learning to swim, or looking to boost your skills in the pool? Sporting Wheelies is proud to offer a new Adaptive Aquatics program in partnership with the Queensland […]

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Filed Under: Our news Tagged With: disability sports, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair sports, boccia, disability swiming, adaptive aquatics

Our campaign to make 2025 the National Year of Accessible Tourism

June 4, 2024 by Rachel Toune

Media Release The Australian tourism sector is one that consistently booms with the GPD from tourism reaching $63 billion the past financial year,[1] with $8 billion of the spend attributed to […]

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Filed Under: Media releases, Our news Tagged With: accessible tourism, disability support, advocacy, tourism, accessible accommodation, accessible australia

Making property searches more accessible

April 26, 2024 by Rachel Toune

Media Release For many years, Spinal Life Australia has been advocating for accessibility filters to be included on websites that list housing for sale or lease. This would make it much […]

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Filed Under: Media releases, Our news Tagged With: advocacy, accessible accommodation, accessible australia, disability support

EnABLED Business now available in Ipswich, Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay

April 3, 2024 by Rachel Toune

We’re excited to offer the free EnABLED Business program in the Ipswich, Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay regions! With 4.4 million Australians identifying as having a disability, businesses may be […]

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Filed Under: Our news Tagged With: advocacy, accessible australia, accessible tourism, accessible travel

Sporting Wheelies has joined the Spinal Life team!

January 25, 2024 by Rachel Toune

In exciting news, the members of Sporting Wheelies have voted unanimously to transition their organisation to become part of Spinal Life Australia. We have been working closely with the Sporting […]

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Filed Under: Our news Tagged With: advocacy, disability sport

Announcing our partnership with the Australian Tourism Industry Council

December 20, 2023 by Rachel Toune

Media Release One in six (18%) people in Australia – or about 4.4 million – live with disability. These consumers are underserviced in the tourism industry, and it is time […]

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Filed Under: Media releases, Our news Tagged With: NDIS, advocacy

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