The Latest Breaking News from Disability Royal Commission

When I was younger, I would shout back at the public repudiation of my body. But I am tired now, and don’t have as much energy to continue to fight

This man says his share house, full of "good vibes" has helped transform his life. But it could all be snatched away.

A legal support solicitor says people living with disability in far west NSW are struggling to access health services, accommodation and transport.

Artist, academic and psychologist Debra Keenahan tells disability royal commission she is harassed by strangers once a month

Tina Powney wondered whether her son, who lives with a range of disabilities, would be the next Indigenous person to die in custody during one of his periods in jail. She decided to create the kind of service she needed but could not find.

Victorian facility did not breach legislation for failing to afford woman dignity by declaring she was no longer technically a resident because she had died

Ms Moorhouse, 45, was served an eviction notice on a private rental earlier this year and has struggled to find a home suited to their needs and those of their two teen daughters who live with autism.

Nik Moorhouse offered unsuitable public housing after being forced to leave private rental, disability royal commission hears

Royal Disability Commission Chair Ronald Sackville AO on the importance of hearing from people with disability

The Disability Royal Commission is still taking applications for private sessions, but a legal support group says the deadline is looming.

This week, the disability royal commission is looking at the experiences of children and young people with disability in different schools across Australia. This includes mainstream schools as well as so-called “special schools”.