LINK DisAbility Magazine

29/09/2025

Our next edition is released later this week. Before it comes out, revisit our August edition one more time - in full, on our website! 📰

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27/09/2025

Minister Jenny McAllister spoke at the National Disability Summit in Melbourne last week, telling the audience the scheme is at an "important moment" and outlining what she sees as the core pillars for reform.

NDIS Minister Jenny McAllister told this year’s National Disability Summit in Melbourne that the NDIS is at an “important moment” in its second decade of existence.  After recounting the Labor…

25/09/2025

✨ Dreaming of your next holiday? ✨

Cruising is one of the most inclusive and enjoyable ways to travel, but what makes it so special for people with disabilities, their families, and carers?

We’ve rounded up 10 reasons why cruising with supported travel specialists, Leisure Options, is a bucket-list experience in 2026. From tailored support to all-inclusive fun, discover why cruising could be the perfect choice for your next adventure. 🚢🌏

👉 Read the full article here - https://hubs.li/Q03GQC860

24/09/2025

Melbourne Fringe Festival is back from next week with a stellar line up featuring many disability-led acts.

From radical conversations to tattooing on stage, many artists in this year's Melbourne Fringe Festival focus on disability issues.

23/09/2025

In our latest edition, we chat to Para-athlete and actor Eduardo Avila Sanchez about his life and career.

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Link Disability Magazine is Australia's leading national cross-disability magazine. Featuring opinions and perspectives directly from people with a disability, Link covers a diverse range of topics in

22/09/2025

Art and music therapies under the will continue - but peak bodies say the reduction in the recommended price for the vital supports is not enough.

What do you think? Has the right decision been made?

Art and music therapies under the NDIS will continue, after an independent review by Dr Stephen Duckett made 19 recommendations.

19/09/2025

Remember Mattie from cookie business Social Moments? He's also in a band!

The CandleSnakes is an all-abilities band that shows how music can bring people together. The CandleSnakes’ mission is simple: to create opportunities where people of all abilities can showcase their talents side by side, sharing the spotlight equally.

To them, music is more than entertainment; it’s a unifying force that transcends barriers, dissolves difference and fills the room with shared joy.

Read more about their recent gig and their mission at https://linkonline.com.au/the-candlesnakes-rock-inclusion-one-beat-at-a-time/

In the spirit of inclusivity and connection, nothing speaks louder than the power of music. Few know this better than Mattie Michael, Geoffrey Thorsen and Ari Palti of The CandleSnakes, an all-abil…

18/09/2025

The Undercover Artist Festival is returning this month, celebrating a massive 10 years of performing arts by disabled and d/Deaf artists.

This year’s showcase of performances is intended to captivate, provoke, and ignite audiences, and will be held across several Brisbane city and suburban venues from September 22-27.

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Undercover Artist Festival returns in 2025, celebrating 10 years of performing arts by disabled and d/Deaf artists.

17/09/2025

We are seated and looking forward to watching 2025 Focus on Ability Short Film Festival screening in Adelaide today.

16/09/2025

Remember Second Echo Ensemble? They've just reached an amazing milestone, taking the Sydney Opera House stage by storm with their new production, The Adventures of Peacock, Chicken and the Pony They Rode Upon.

And there are still tickets available for the Hobart performances! Head to https://www.freedom2live.com.au/second-echo-ensemble-take-to-sydney-stage/ for details.

Second Echo Ensemble is still buzzing from last month's performances at the Sydney Opera House, as it looks to its Hobart dates this month.

15/09/2025

In our August edition, we look at a heritage building in NSW that has been revitalised and reborn as Specialist Disability Accommodation.

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Link Disability Magazine is Australia's leading national cross-disability magazine. Featuring opinions and perspectives directly from people with a disability, Link covers a diverse range of topics in

13/09/2025

Queenslanders with disability are largely feeling happy and supported, but continue to face barriers in work, education and accessibility - that's the insight from this year's Voice of Queenslanders with Disability Report by Griffith University .

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Queenslanders with disability are largely feeling happy and supported, but continue to face barriers in work, education and accessibility, according to the 2025 Voice of Queenslanders with Disabili…