The Latest Breaking News from Disability

When Shane Hryhorec saw accessible paddleboards overseas he wanted to make sure people in Australia could give them a go too.

One loves heavy metal and the other prefers pop, but actors Joshua and Stanley are showing disability is no barrier to musical theatre through their performance of John Red Kelly.

Disability advocates and civil rights group warn new policy amounts to unconstitutional discrimination

Do you know what the most appropriate terminology is for someone from the disability community? Here's what you should know.

Digital games are a bigger part of our culture than ever before. Over 50% of people in the UK, Europe and US are now gaming regularly, regardless of age or gender. Only recently, however, have developers begun consistently designing gameplay options for players with disabilities.

A good grasp of maths has been linked to greater success in employment and better health. But a large proportion of us – up to 22% – have mathematical learning difficulties. What’s more, around 6% of children in primary schools may have dyscalculia, a mathematical learning disability.

Led by and starring people with cerebral palsy, the new comedy doesn’t shy away from desires – and sex scenes – that other shows gloss over

Australian champion Matt Formston says his vision impairment gives him an advantage as he continues to push boundaries in the water

An award for PIP can last anywhere between a few months and up to 10 years.

HMRC has published a full list of proposed changes to Working Tax Credits and Child Tax Credits for 2023.

COPD, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, is a leading cause of disability and death in the U.S., according to the American Lung Association. More than 12.5 million people have been diagnosed with COPD, but millions more may have the disease without knowing it.