The Australian Rehabilitation & Assistive Technology Association (ARATA) national conference will be held at the National Convention Centre, Canberra, August 20-22, 2014. The conference theme, Actively Choosing Technology, will […]
Author Archives: Kymberly Martin
Hearing Aid Compatible Listening System
An assistive listening device from Sennheiser is suitable for those who wear hearing aids. The transmitter can be easily connected to a TV, hi-fi system or radio and sends a […]
Putting Feet First
These Gel-eze protectors provide comfort and protection to pressure areas like heels and ankles as well as helping to reduce skin break down and shear force injuries. With its low […]
Hand it to Me
The Upright EDHU – 16 Hand Cycle is the latest in the Discovery series of funky bikes that accommodates children with simple balance problems or those with more involved cases […]
Sporty Scooter
The new ME-940 Interceptor scooter in bright safety yellow, offers a full suspension system with shock absorbers. There is a digital LCD dashboard displaying battery gauge, hours of usage, temperature and […]
Q&A with disability advocate Matt Lennox
Matt Lennox is a business intelligence analyst for the Taxi Services Commission.
Freedom comes with a compact conversion
The Toyota Rukus Freedom Van is the latest wheelchair access vehicle to arrive at Freedom Motors. This conversion is for customers after a small but trendy modification. Compact but roomy […]
Wheelchair racer McCracken wins silver in France
It was another great performance from Australian Junior Paralympian, Rheed McCracken.
New standard to protect children with disabilities in vehicles
Standards Australia has launched an Australian Standard intended to help protect children with disabilities.
Smartphone App Targets Disability Trouble Spots
A smartphone app allows people with disability/restricted mobility to report places that are difficult to access.
Funding Extended for HACC Assessments
The government has extended funding for HACC Assessments for older Australians.