'Parents shouldn't be relying on luck for their child to succeed in the classroom.'

"My little boy he just... It was really hard." Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The driver swore at the woman after she told him to move his car.

Silent crossing signals still a problem for blind people in the capital.

Robbery of Down Syndrome man "despicable", but "sadly, not unheard-of".

Sir Robert Martin has been honoured for services to people with disabilities.

Here's what made headlines in July.

Cafe culture grows confidence of disabled students.

Mobility scooter rider alarms after-school motorists on Auckland highway.

"I did not understand how people could be so cruel."

AJ Pouoa broke her back and thought her sporting career was over.

Elizabeth Kay, 36, used sign language to sing to her daughter, Natalia, who is deaf.

148 physically disabled and visually impaired athletes travelled from across the country.

A theatre group started to help the homeless wins top arts award.

Dyslexic boy's mum says principal regarded her as "a country hick".

Hastings man wants to spread awareness about illness after notes, $3k damage left on car.

Entrepreneur and All is for All founder Grace Stratton opened NZ Fashion Week tonight.

Raymond Burnside, 45, was assaulted on his way home in Lower Hutt on Wednesday evening.

Kiwis have found some creative uses for the motorised scooters.

Disabled youth value work experience.

Everybody should be able to have a go, fashion leader says ahead of models' casting call.

People with life-shortening conditions will get KiwiSaver before age 65.