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10/09/2026

A statement from Grace Tame. It takes courage to advocate for others, and a good heart and intent to set the record straight. Grace has all of these attributes and so many more.

11/07/2026

Stuart Diver. A legend. And revealed as a Blues secret weapon.

11/07/2026

Stuart Diver. Always inspiring.

The ski instructor became a household name when he survived a landslide that killed 18, including his wife. Link below.

09/06/2026

Lindy Chamberlain became an Australian household name in 1982 when a jury found her guilty of murdering her nine-week-old baby Azaria while camping at Uluru/Ayers Rock in the Northern Territory.

Three years later, she was released from prison after a crucial piece of evidence was found. Her case is now seen as one of the most famous miscarriages of justice in Australian history.

Convinced the jury had got it wrong after the sentencing, Yvonne Cain publicly identified herself as one of the 12 jurors who found Lindy guilty.

When Lindy was released from prison in 1986, she later met Yvonne, who apologised to her.

To learn more about Lindy and others’ experiences of the jury system, tap the link in bio.

And to explore a range of views on whether Australia’s jury system is working, watch Insight episode Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Tuesday 9 June at 8.30PM on SBS or SBS On Demand.

01/06/2026

Grace and Yumi talk about austism. The first of 4 episodes where Grace takes over the hosting role of Ladies We Need to Talk on to explore Autistic AF. Thank you to the Ladies team and Emma Morris for the smarts, love and support to bring this to life. Grace, thank you for sharing your whole real and vulnerable self in this conversation. And the excellent hosting chops to follow.

05/03/2026

G*i Waterhouse AO taking the nation’s capital by storm for the Carbine Club of Canberra’s racing lunch.

21/01/2026

Critically important work from Grace and the Grace Tame Foundation.

21/01/2026

19/11/2025

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17/11/2025

So proud of Grace and Ben! 🙌🏻 Showing up to celebrate their beautiful film. Ben as a Producer/Director, has also put an enormous amount of time, talent and investment in this film and working hard to get it out into the world! Yesterday my dear friend Ben Strum and I attended the Focus on Ability Film Festival — a brilliant initiative that showcases the stories of disability, as told by the disabled community itself.

Our passion project about the bond between running and autism, ‘Where the World is Quiet’, was nominated in two categories.

We were honoured to be included among so many trailblazing, inspiring artists. To win the Judges’ Choice Award for Best Documentary was a total shock.

It made me reflect on my unconventional childhood, growing up clumsily in a neurotypical world, but anchored by my best friend and fellow autist Dom.

Our survival as human beings — irrespective of background — is often a matter of simply finding our people. The human beings who see us for who we are without judgement or expectation. For me, is another example.

once told me that 32% of autistic people never make a friend outside of their family because of how difficult life can be for those of us who don’t conform to the majority. And, as recent global events illustrate, autism is still widely misunderstood, stigmatised, demonised and weaponised as a political football. Whilst the struggles faced by many autistic people and our families cannot be downplayed or ignored, it’s my hope that through broader representation and advocacy, we can move beyond the negative, restrictive stereotypes of autism and celebrate its uniqueness.

Thank you to for all that you do to amplify the lived experience of people with disability, and to for helping to bring our vision to life.