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Hearing allies across Sydney, Melbourne, and regional Queensland are increasingly turning to short-form video as a way to understand Deaf culture beyond the…

Group projects sit at the heart of collaborative learning in Australian schools, yet they often leave Deaf and hard-of-hearing students on the margins when…

Across Australia, a small but growing number of Deaf-Blind people rely on a form of communication many service providers have barely begun to understand.…

For Auslan interpreters working in Australian theatre, fee negotiation sits at the intersection of artistic practice, accessibility standards, and freelance…

Walk into a busy Kmart in Parramatta on a Saturday arvo and you will see harried parents, chatty teens, and shop assistants calling the next customer to the…

A workplace becomes genuinely inclusive when Deaf employees can request adjustments without having to justify their identity, educate every colleague, or worry…

When a patient arrives at an Emergency Department in critical condition, the margin for miscommunication is razor thin. Interpreters working in this setting…

Australia's cultural institutions have begun reimagining what welcome looks like. From the sandstone galleries of the Australian Museum in Sydney to the…

Deaf clients are not a single, uniform group. Some communicate primarily in Auslan, some use spoken English and lip-reading, and others rely on captions,…

Interpreter education develops technical language skills, ethical judgement and the ability to work across complex settings. Yet classroom instruction alone…