Over the last 30 years, governments have sought to give citizens greater choice and control
of the public services they utilise. As a result, we have seen the creation of various forms of …

In reply: Thank you to Hill et al, 1 Bailie et al 2 and Malbon et al 3 for their interest in our
article. 4 These letters raise further significant issues which must be addressed to ensure …

In Australia there is a significant gap in employment rates between people with disability and
those without. This is in the context of general gaps in the disability sector workforce, which …

This article examines the integration of lived experience narratives into criminal justice,
highlighting a significant shift towards a more inclusive and experiential approach within the …

Background Negative attitudes remain a major barrier to the equality of people with
disability, especially when coupled with the lack of autonomy imposed on many people. This …

Background: This special issue examines the relationship between disability, evidence, and
policy. Key points: Several themes cut across the included papers. Despite the development …

Background and objectives: People with acquired brain injury (ABI) may experience
behaviours of concern that require therapy services, including behaviour support. In …

Purpose People with disability in regional, rural and remote Australia have poorer service
access compared to people from metropolitan areas. There is urgent need for reform. This …

Market mechanisms have emerged as a dominant approach in the provision of public
welfare services, most notably in sectors such as disability care, aged care, and health care …

Lived expertise (LE) is a valuable form of expertise that can lead to more effective
policymaking. Existing research points to important mechanisms for where and how to …