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Hastings 'accessible toilet' inaccessible for eight months
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Disability ministry didn't warn of funding changes because of concern about last-minute spend-up
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Disability ministry’s problems revealed in confidential memo
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Disability funding cuts hurt: 'There's nothing to help us'
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Waikato athletes scoop up awards at Halberg Games
The Hallberg Games are a national sports festival for Kiwis with physical disabilities.
Roles supporting disabled school kids among those proposed for axe
Documents suggest the loss of nearly 600 roles at the Ministry of Education.
Opinion: The way Luxon rolls will keep ministers on their toes
OPINION: The PM's message is clear: if you're not up to the job, you don't keep it.
Christopher Luxon announces Cabinet reshuffle
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Penny Simmonds has also been stripped of the Disability Issues portfolio.
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Waikato athlete picked for Special Olympics World Winter Games
Local snowboarder is part of New Zealand’s preliminary squad for 2025 event.
Autistic man cleared to take case to Supreme Court
The man has been detained for 18 years because he is considered too dangerous to release.
