When we talk about inclusion, it’s important to recognize that accessibility goes far beyond the presence of a ramp or a designated toilet. It’s about ensuring that every person — regardless of their mobility, sensory, cognitive, or communication needs — can participate fully and independently in everyday life.

Kindness often begins with curiosity. When we take a moment to ask, listen, and understand, we open the door to connection — and sometimes, the most powerful lessons come from children.

Sometimes courage doesn’t look like climbing a mountain or running a marathon. Sometimes it’s just wanting to go on the slide.

Becky’s Blog is a new weekly series launched on World Dream Day, sharing Becky’s lived experiences with disability, her goals, challenges, and dreams. From building a life with her partner Mitch to finding meaningful work and advocating for inclusion, Becky invites readers into a space of honesty, kindness, and connection. Join her journey to dream boldly and create a more compassionate, inclusive community.

On April 22nd, around 1 billion people around the world take action to raise awareness of the climate crisis and bring about behavioural change to protect the environment. This is called International Earth Day. It’s a time to appreciate our planet and take action to protect it. Here in Australia, with our stunning beaches, vast outback, and unique wildlife, Earth Day is the perfect opportunity to step up and become an Earth Warrior!

Ladies, it's that time of year again—International Women's Day (IWD)! On March 8th, women across Australia (and the world) will come together to celebrate how far we’ve come, reflect on the long battles we have fought, the glass ceilings we have smashed and look forward to the road ahead with increased confidence

Every year on March 21st, we celebrate Harmony Day—a special time to embrace  inclusiveness, respect, and the joy of multiculturalism and difference. It’s a day to recognize  how amazing it is to have people from different backgrounds, religions, sexual preferences,  skin colours and languages all coming together as one in Australia.  

Effective communication isn’t just a skill—it’s a superpower. It requires effort, listening, and constant improvement. But when done right, it builds stronger teams, better leadership, and a whole lot less frustration.