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Service vehicles and private vehicles blocking footpath accessibility Too often we receive reports of service vehicles or private vehicles blocking footpath accessibility without alternative routes for pedestrians and those who
Community respect for people with disabilities involves acknowledging their inherent dignity, autonomy, and right to equal participation in all aspects of life. While 94% of people with disabilities in Australia…
For outstanding commitment to the Northern Territory Community Appreciation Awards: AdvocateNT Community Appreciation Awards allow for the nomination of organizations or individuals who have provided impressive support to seniors or…
Background NT Health control access to the Palmerston Regional Hospital Hydrotherapy pool, access is very restricted despite its original promise to Territorians, If you have a procedure at Royal Darwin
Oct 13, 2025 What this webinar is about: How do you create change in a place where there are almost no services, little legislation, and limited recognition of elder abuse?
This report looks at how ageism affects older Australians when they access healthcare. Many patients told us they feel dismissed, spoken over, or treated as 'just a number'. These attitudes…
Originally Published at NT Independent 16th December 2025 Dear Editor, Seniors and those with disabilities are being turned away from access to the Palmerston Regional Hospital hydrotherapy pool by the
The hydrotherapy pool at Palmerston Regional Hospital has been closed to the public, with only inpatients and outpatients permitted to use the facility. A disability advocate who was a key
EAAA’s SPARK member in the Northern Territory, Craig Hubbard, recently visited Darwin Community Legal Services (DCLS) and met with Ramnik Walia and Eduardo Sparrenberger. Craig shared highlights of a productive