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Nursing homes are no place for young people with disabilities

  • Written by The Conversation
imageNursing homes are not set up or resourced to facilitate the independence of younger residents.The Summer Foundation

More than 7,000 young Australians with disabilities are forced to live in nursing homes because they’re unable to find suitable accommodation that meets their needs. But this may be about to change. A Senate Inquiry report,...

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An opt-in or -out system of fee deregulation will split the sector

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imageSenator Wang has floated the idea of letting each university choose whether they want to take a government cut and set their own fees, or maintain the status quo. AAP/Alan Porritt

Earlier this week, Palmer United Party senator Zhenya Wang proposed an opt-in/opt-out model for university fee deregulation.

On face value it is an attractive proposal for...

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  1. From South Carolina to Northern Ireland: why the flags we fly matter
  2. What will future archaeologists think of Glastonbury?
  3. Blind academic: I don't see what you mean, so let's find new metaphors for knowledge
  4. Ancient mini-monster head mystery solved – here's how we did it
  5. Hate violence is a global problem – and a crime against humanity
  6. Even experts don't know the long-term risks of fracking – so why would a local council?
  7. Born to win: top athletes don't share a single talent gene, but hundreds of them
  8. How mapping ancestral genes could help the fight against TB
  9. How Rwanda's clinics have gone off-grid and onto renewable energy
  10. Great things happen when learners are taken seriously
  11. The legacy of South Africa's Freedom Charter 60 years later
  12. Seven easy steps to keep viruses from your devices
  13. Explainer: the real role of banks in money creation
  14. Europa: attempt no landing here, but a fly-by is fine!
  15. Who exactly makes the call on conduct that revokes citizenship? New bill doesn't say
  16. Measures of happiness tell us less than economics of unhappiness
  17. It's fresh, it's exciting
  18. Staking a claim: a rationale for local art museums
  19. Hope, anger and courage – or why are conservatives so miserable?
  20. Four lessons for US and world as president finally gets what he wants: a free hand on trade
  21. Abbott spins tangled web of free speech and editorial judgement
  22. How do you know when your child is ready for school?
  23. Economic theories that have changed us: efficient markets and behavioural finance
  24. When monetary policy reaches its limits, what of fiscal policy?
  25. Pope Francis wants us to be 'ecological citizens', but how?
  26. Can we love happiness? Or do we then risk more sadness?
  27. The mystical stillness of Marina Abramovic in Sydney
  28. Nature's lubricant makes your body a well-oiled machine
  29. Why would the US spy on its allies? Because everyone does
  30. Family trees could pin down why racehorses are getting faster
  31. How did the turtle get its shell? Fossil discovery gives us a clue
  32. Why are we outraged about eating dog, but not bacon?
  33. The license plate as podium: Who speaks - you or the government?
  34. Obama and the N-word
  35. Greece and Russia get friendly but their pipeline is still more dream than reality
  36. Supreme Court's First Amendment rulings are nuanced, not at odds
  37. What happens to those left behind by a drug or alcohol-related death?
  38. How a US-Qatar takeover will take Formula 1 up a gear
  39. Do women gain a child and lose a tooth?
  40. Brazil and Venezuela's unpopular leaders remain friends – for now
  41. Napoleon rides high again in Waterloo coverage – he shouldn't
  42. Mallah caught the ABC bus to Q A
  43. Anti-immigrant walls and racist tweets: the refugee crisis in Central Europe
  44. Radicalisation on campus: why new counter-terror duties for universities will not work
  45. Our love of technology risks becoming a quiet conspiracy against ourselves
  46. Don't fear falling into a black hole – you may live on as a hologram
  47. How US gun control compares to the rest of the world
  48. Let's talk race: a teacher tells students not to be 'color-blind'
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