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25.01.2022 Sign our petition to call on the Liberals to support a Royal Commission into Disability Abuse. Weve heard too many horrendous stories. It is now time to act.... https://www.alp.org.au/disabilityabuseroyalcommission

25.01.2022 "This is what happens when Im asked to do a PSA..." The unabridged epic, now available for the first time in a Facebook Friendly Format! Rated M for Morph Suits. ;P #BraunAbility #DriveForInclusion #Sponsored

22.01.2022 This government is a shambles and an embarrassment to themselves and the nation.

22.01.2022 Time to break out the Little Chocolate Donuts

22.01.2022 People sometimes believe if you have a disability you are not capable of achieving great things, please join me in trying to end this belief. Lets educate the ...world, please share my Highlight Reel. @Archiewhiting.Visuals #madelinestuart #model #diversity #inclusion #love #allabilities #weareone #downsyndrome #disability @RosanneStuart1 See more

22.01.2022 Congratulations to Dylan Alcott - 6th straight Australian Open Champion. What a Aussie legend

21.01.2022 I am not paid for these recommendations nor do I sell them. You might find it useful https://www.facebook.com/1804070396475923/posts/2238596746356617/

21.01.2022 https://www.chinahighlights.com//article-disabled-traveler

19.01.2022 This one needs bill gates or Elon musk

17.01.2022 Id like to thank Mark Bailey for being the first Transport Minister in 7 years of the No Permit No Park Campaign to sit down with me and hear our stories and i...deas. Yesterday I made my way to parliament to meet with the minister, policy staff and executives of TMR to discuss how we can better work together to identify issues in the enforcement of disability parking laws and ideas for solutions to improve it. Work smarter not harder right! The bill is expected to be passed in parliament within the next few months. We look forward to these improvements and working with everyone to ensure equitable access and opportunities for people with disabilities. Image Description: The Transport Minister and campaign founder Elisha Matthews. A man with dark hair wearing a suit and tie beside a woman with dark hair wearing an orange dress leaning on a pink walking stick. They are smiling for the photo. https://twitter.com/MarkBaileyMP/status/1230631801292353536

17.01.2022 Contemplating all things that make life what it is, being thankful for all of you and feeling blessed for all of my amazing experiences. What are you contemplat...ing? #diversity #love #madelinestuart #inclusion #model #advocacy #weareone #disability #morealikethendifferent #downsyndrome #happy #grateful #blessed See more

16.01.2022 18-year-old Alfie found it hard to hold down a job, so he now runs his own business and has become a bit of a hometown hero. BBC Three

15.01.2022 UPDATE | My motion calling for the Government to initiate a Royal Commission into the violence, abuse and neglect of people with disabilities has passed both ho...uses of parliament!!! The Government has absolutely zero excuses now! #RoyalCommissionnow! Help us keep up the fight | greens.org.au/DisabilityRC

11.01.2022 "This is what happens when I'm asked to do a PSA..." The unabridged epic, now available for the first time in a Facebook Friendly Format! Rated M for Morph Suits. ;P #BraunAbility #DriveForInclusion #Sponsored

09.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/fullsizechevytrucks/videos/977487412410874/

09.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/hireupaus/videos/2172353419692583/

08.01.2022 Novak Djokovic tries his hand at wheelchair tennis with Grand Slam wheelchair champion Dylan Alcott ahead of the Australian Open.

08.01.2022 I read the leaked report ,in the Australian, of shadow treasurer Jim Chalmers propose speech to the Light on the Hill dinner with a mixture of amusement, anger ...and despair. I am over being lectured by the right wing of the party that we must move back to the centre ground of politics and prize aspiration opportunity and growth. I am over being told that we will not win in 2022 by re -contesting and re-prosecuting the 2019 election. I am over the view that the progressive policies Labor took to the 2019 election was succumbing to populism. I am over the argument that Labor does not understand the importance of business in creating jobs and growth and Labor does not recognise the need for budget responsibility. I am over those in the right of the party who think everything that was done during the Hawke/Keating era on industrial relations reform, free trade and neo- liberalism is a blueprint for the future. I am over the view that we can win the next election by capitulating on our principles and values and by becoming a pale imitation of the Morrison government. Labor was never formed to become Conservatives with a conscience. When, in the Labor party did pursuing policies designed to ensure fair,equitable and progressive tax policies become a hindrance to aspiration, opportunity and growth? When did promoting policies designed to put a roof over the heads of disadvantage Australians, give working class Australians an opportunity to attend well resourced schools and TAFE , ensure public hospitals are properly funded become a barrier to aspiration opportunity and growth? When did the Labor Party decide ignoring the plight of the poor to benefit the rich would give us a better opportunity of winning government? I joined the Labor Party in the early 70s because it was the party that stood up for the working class, fought against the institutionalised advantage of the rich, and was determined to build a better Australian society. Labor was the party that gave the poor access to legal aid, the party that built sewage systems in Western Sydney, the party that understood the importance of the trade union movement, the party that gave us a universal health system and access to university education. Of course we will not go to the next election with exactly the same policy platform. Nevertheless, if we go to the next election and ignore the need to raise funds by reducing unsustainable tax breaks and ensuring business pays their fair share of tax, then we will be condemned to having no capacity to improve essential government services. Where will the funding come from to improve opportunities for skill development and training at TAFE, support business to improve their productive performance, and raise the living standards of working class Australians? If we abandon policies that have reflected Labors values, principles and vision for the future then we will never gain the confidence of the majority of Australians to deal with the disastrous effects of man-made global warming and other policy challenges that require courage. Capitulating to neoliberalism will mean the Light on the Hill will be extinguished for a long time to come.

08.01.2022 Together we beat the government!!! Parliament has risen and we managed to keep this awful NDIS legislation from passing the Senate - but we went down to the wir...e! Thanks so much to everyone who helped keep up the pressure on Centre Alliance - when we organise together, we are so powerful! Heres the link to the full version of my speech: https://youtu.be/ylZHluVpOeg

08.01.2022 Statistically speaking, you know someone with a stoma!

07.01.2022 https://www.couriermail.com.au//43bd46321aef684f74824f5067

07.01.2022 Now to see what the government does...

06.01.2022 The message from disabled people is clear: PM Morrison must call a Royal Commission now! Greens.org.au/DisabilityRC.

05.01.2022 I'd like to thank Mark Bailey for being the first Transport Minister in 7 years of the No Permit No Park Campaign to sit down with me and hear our stories and i...deas. Yesterday I made my way to parliament to meet with the minister, policy staff and executives of TMR to discuss how we can better work together to identify issues in the enforcement of disability parking laws and ideas for solutions to improve it. Work smarter not harder right! The bill is expected to be passed in parliament within the next few months. We look forward to these improvements and working with everyone to ensure equitable access and opportunities for people with disabilities. Image Description: The Transport Minister and campaign founder Elisha Matthews. A man with dark hair wearing a suit and tie beside a woman with dark hair wearing an orange dress leaning on a pink walking stick. They are smiling for the photo. https://twitter.com/MarkBaileyMP/status/1230631801292353536

04.01.2022 Well, thanks to the economy, the US led trade war and plummeting exchange rates I have had to increase prices. Personal service though, remains our priority.

03.01.2022 Thank you for publicly lending your voice to our struggle for justice Kurt Fearnley!!! Keep up the pressure everyone!! Were closer than we ever have been to victory #RoyalCommissionNow

03.01.2022 Had a chat with my good mate Carly Findlay this morning over tea and donuts, we enjoyed it so much we may or may not be starting a new morning talk show and we ...may or may not be calling it the Crippled Cabinet If you havent already grab her fantastic new book say hello available in all good bookstores. #shamelessplug

02.01.2022 Worth a try next time you want to help someone https://www.facebook.com/1565601097008288/posts/2364370723797984/

02.01.2022 France In solidarity with the French general strike, electricians unions are turning off the electricity for government, police, corporations & turning on the lights for the poor. The French people are calling them "Robin Hood!" #GiletJaunes

02.01.2022 UPDATE: My motion calling for the Government to initiate a Royal Commission into the violence, abuse and neglect of people with disabilities has passed both hou...ses of parliament!!! The Government has absolutely zero excuses now! #RoyalCommissionnow! Help us keep up the fight | greens.org.au/DisabilityRC