
'Hellhole, worse than prison': Kiwis should be ashamed of depraved treatment of disabled people, IHC worker says
Survivors described kids being raped and dehumanisation akin to concentration camps.
Survivors described kids being raped and dehumanisation akin to concentration camps.
A week on, the passenger and his wheelchair are still at the airport waiting for a flight.
The alleged victim - a person under the age of 60 - is now in the care of others.
Police confirmed they are making inquiries about incident.
New initiative has been launched in 15 countries to improve educational standards.
Lee has visited all seven continents, which he believes is a first in a wheel.
The site was sold last year for $49.5m but a plan for 240 apartments has stalled.
New Zealand’s first Tongan swimming champion battles self-doubt and setbacks.
The comedian's new project for World Sight Day is about helping those less able.
Complaints to the Health and Disability Commissioner have shot up, causing big delays.
Witness says lack of sign language interpreters on TVNZ makes him feel forgotten about.
TVNZ said interpreters weren't provided on political debate nights for logistical reasons.
The body positivity campaign has been slammed as 'wrong and gross on many levels'.
An expert calls for all new homes to be built with universal design standards.
Nina Gellert said it wasn't the first time Uber drivers had refused her and her dog.
Amilla Maldives Resort hopes to become the world's first Inclucare-certified resort.
Survivors described kids being raped and dehumanisation akin to concentration camps.
Megan Woods has not ruled out cutting a programme for disabled people's public housing
It will be first ministry with an official name in sign language, te reo and English.
The focus has been on the top end of the planned changes - what about the local level?
Ministry for Disabled People plans to be a new voice for a huge number of New Zealanders.
Survey shows 1.2 million Kiwis were victims of a crime last year. Who's most at risk?
The bathing ban followed two drownings of disabled people in the care of Idea Services.
The tragedy comes as London airports are plagued by staff shortages.
The man's parents said he was distressed after feeling bullied into paying.
The student, born with partly-formed arms, is competing in an annual rugby tournament.
The service is to ease disabled access during construction of the public transport hub.
Uber-rich families that gift are plentiful around Auckland.
Recidivist drink-driver Peter Stringfellow was subject to supervision when he reoffended.
Autistic students are almost three times more likely to be stood down or suspended.