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When Luke Oxley was diagnosed with epilepsy as a child he enjoyed the chance to be different from his brother. But the novelty wore off when he realised his world was rapidly shrinking.

Albo said the exact cost of the nuclear submarine fleet is "between $268 billion or $368 billion, precisely".

A plan to acquire a fleet of nuclear subs has been unveiled, but experts said the eye-watering price tag will force tough budget debates.

Imagine if we could make the NDIS work better, rather than having to fight for the scheme to exist

Opposition leader offers broader bipartisan support for Aukus project, but criticises other defence spending cuts

Liberal leader offers bipartisan backing for ‘sustainable’ savings for the next generation defence scheme

Even if people with disabilities manage to overcome huge obstacles to flee war zones, they may struggle to access services once in Australia. A research project aims to change that.

Ro-Anne Steele makes an immense difference in the lives of people living with a disability, increasing their confidence and independence — by teaching them how to drive.

The Yoorrook Justice Commission, Victoria's first truth-telling inquiry, has heard how Indigenous people with a disability are not being adequately supported.

The Migrant Resource Centre has been helping Tasmania's newest arrivals for 40 years, but its work is rapidly evolving. Helping migrants living with a disability through the NDIS is becoming a large part of what the organisation does.

Growing up, the concept of running never felt "humanly possible" to Amy Tobin. That all changed with one device.