Wins
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Renew Economy: Zero interest loans launched to help lower income homes get off gas with solar, batteries, insulation
The new Government program follows recommendations by the JEC for a fairer transition to renewables.
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StreetCare member Tony wins Homelessness NSW award
Tony received the Lived Experience Champion Award for his tireless advocacy for people experiencing homelessness.
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Joint Release: The Albanese Government kills off its own FOI secrecy bill in the face of political defeat
Despite this win, we will continue to push for significant and urgent reform to Australia’s broken FOI system.
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Yahoo News: NDIS ordered to pay up in ‘significant’ court battle
We won a groundbreaking case that will force the NDIA to change it approach to funding supports for people with multiple disabilities.
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ABC News: NDIS ordered to fund mobility scooter in ‘extremely significant’ Federal Court ruling
Our client Lee Eastham won a game-changing case against the NDIA, which could mean people with multiple disabilities can access more NDIS supports.
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Game-changing court win forces a fairer NDIS funding approach
Our client Lee Eastham has won a Federal Court case against the NDIA, meaning the agency has to consider all his needs when making funding decisions.
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Powerd: A Victorian woman’s fight against disability discrimination is paving the way for improved access to rideshare services
An independent review of Uber’s Australian Operations will now proceed after settling a disability discrimination case brought on by our client Paula Hobley
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ABC News: Uber quietly agrees to external review after woman sues over guide dog refusals
Uber has agreed to an independent review of its Australian operations after settling a disability discrimination case brought by our client Paula Hobley.
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NSW Government supports StreetCare’s public toilets recommendation
StreetCare is successfully influencing decision-makers on access to public toilets.
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Protecting households stuck with gas from unfair costs
We helped secure a win making gas network costs fairer, with new connections now charged to the consumers requesting them.