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- Sep 14, 2026
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Wheelchair user refused taxi and Uber in nation's capital (opens the original)
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A Tasmanian accessibility advocate claims she was refused service by a taxi and an Uber driver because she uses a wheelchair. Ms Putland explained her collapsible wheelchair fits easily into a standard boot space, but she was still turned away. Disability advocates say the potentially unlawful experience highlights ongoing, widespread transport discrimination faced by wheelchair users across Australia. It was Rosie Putland's first week in Canberra in a new job, but the week was marred by a case
AFP will not reveal disciplinary outcomes for officers in 'unlawful' arrest (opens the original)
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Last month, an ombudsman review found Australian Federal Police officers subjected an Indigenous teenager to a "seemingly unlawful" search in a case of mistaken identity. The watchdog was investigating "serious questions" raised in the aftermath of the teenager's arrest in Canberra's south, after he was pulled from a bus at gunpoint by officers. An internal AFP investigation into the incident has now cleared the force of discrimination or using excessive force, but did not reveal disciplinary ou
Before David Hockney painted the pool, he faked his art college diploma (opens the original)
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It was an expired driver's licence that spurred on one of the 20th century's most prolific art series. British-born Los Angeles native David Hockney was stuck in New York with said expired licence when he began experimenting with colours, collage and transparent mylar sheets at lauded printmaker Kenneth Tyler's home, where he stayed for 49 days. Delving into its own collection, the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) has unearthed a wealth of the artist's earlier works, pre-fame, from his days a
'Where are the fakers'? NDIS recipient slams argument for overhaul (opens the original)
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Nicci Carlson sits in her Canberra apartment working on some needlepoint craft. Since her husband passed away a few months ago, she's found that art therapy helps with her grief and keeps her mind occupied. Ms Carlson has multiple autoimmune conditions, including psoriatic arthritis. She is constantly in pain and is concerned she will soon lose her eyesight. Ms Carlson lives with this reality every day, but the burden of the proposed cuts to the NDIS — and potentially her own care — has instille
Two tests came back negative for breast cancer. Kate knew her body better (opens the original)
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When Kate Clark's breast started leaking fluid, which she says was the colour of Fanta, she knew there was something wrong with her body. She booked in for a mammogram and ultrasound in Canberra, and although both those tests came back negative for breast cancer, she felt she knew her body better. Looking for answers, she went to a specialist, who sent her for an MRI. "[But] because of my leaking nipple, I didn't want to just leave it there." And her suspicion was vindicated when the MRI of her
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