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I want to raise an important issue regarding the absence of Auslan interpreters on TV channel stations during Cyclone Jasper in Far North Queensland. This lack of vital communication support for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community is not only a disservice but also falls short of the standards required by Australian broadcasting legislation.
Under the Broadcasting Services Act 1992, TV broadcasters are obligated to ensure accessibility in their services. This includes providing adequate facilities for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community, such as Auslan interpreters, especially during emergency broadcasts. The Disability Discrimination Act 1992 further enforces this by mandating equal access to information and services for individuals with disabilities.
The failure of TV stations to include Auslan interpreters in their emergency broadcasts during critical events like Cyclone Jasper is a clear oversight of these legal requirements. It’s crucial that television broadcasters recognise their role in disseminating accessible information to all segments of the population, particularly in times of crisis.
I strongly urge TV broadcasters in Australia to re-evaluate their emergency communication protocols and ensure compliance with the Broadcasting Services Act and the Disability Discrimination Act. Including Auslan interpreters in broadcasts is essential to provide equitable access to information for all, fulfilling both a legal obligation and a moral duty to the community.
Inclusive communication should be a cornerstone of our media landscape, especially during emergencies. Let’s commit to making our broadcasting services accessible and inclusive for every Australian.
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Feeling absolutely swamped (overwhelmed) with work lately, 😓 and burnout is creeping in. 😩
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I'm in the process of setting up a calendar scheduling system to better manage my tutoring, translation, and interpreting assignments . 🗓️
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03/10/2023
Important about the Voice. Expression Australia, Auslan translation by Narungga Jo Agius.
Watch it and make sure it’s your decision.
No racism comment here!!!
How to Talk About The Voice - An Evolve Yarning Webinar with Auslan Translation The referendum on the Voice to Parliament will be held on Saturday, the 14th of October 2023.Expression Australia is proud to be collaborating with Evolve Co...
20/09/2023
Kirk's storytelling is truly exceptional, touching hearts and minds.
His narratives inspire unity and introspection, bringing joy, inspiration, and meaning to our lives.
Kudos to Kirk for his remarkable talent!
Proud of him!
Go Home, Cheeky Animals! (Auslan) - ABC Education Go Home, Cheeky Animals!, a book by Johanna Bell and Dion Beasley, signed for you by Kirk O'Meara-Presley.
14/09/2023
Hello everyone, are you okay today, or have you been okay over the past few weeks? I'm here to check in on you. If you need someone to talk to, I'm available and free.
29/08/2023
07/08/2023
🙏 Please support Deaf Aboriginal Services. If you have any question talk to Joanna (Narungga Jo Agius)
Hello everyone! 🌟
If you or someone you know is in need of NDIS support and requires assistance with Auslan translation (e.g., letters, documents, etc.), or support with everyday needs, I'm here to help! 🤝
Additionally, if there are any Auslan students looking for tutoring sessions, I'd be more than happy to lend a hand and make your learning journey enjoyable and enriching. 🤟
Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any enquiries or if you know someone who might benefit from my services. Your support and referrals mean the world to me! ❤️
Thank you for spreading the word, and let's work together to create an inclusive and supportive community! 🌏✨
If you want to send me a message, please feel free to reach out to my inbox. I'm here to answer any questions or provide more information.
05/12/2022
https://youtu.be/T0F_iC-x38w
Learn Auslan in Number and Time (right hand as dominant hand) (no voice)
Keep in mind that you should always sign with the hand that is your dominant hand, and there are right-handed examples to show how the signs should be expressed with the right hand.
Learn Auslan in Number and Time (right hand as dominant hand) (no voice) Keep in mind that you should always sign with the hand that is your dominant hand, and there are right-handed examples to show how the signs should be expres...
05/12/2022
https://youtu.be/xgyigZxFahE
Learn Auslan Number 1-90 (Right hand)
Keep in mind that you should always sign with the hand that is your dominant hand, and there are right-handed examples to show how the alphabet should be expressed with the right hand.
Learn Auslan Number 1-90 (Right hand) Keep in mind that you should always sign with the hand that is your dominant hand, and there are right-handed examples to show how the alphabet should be exp...
04/12/2022
https://youtu.be/CPxKZbFIVoU
Learn to use Auslan Alphabet (left hand as dominant hand) (no voice)
Keep in mind that you should always sign with the hand that is your dominant hand, and there are left-handed examples to show how the alphabet should be expressed with the left hand.
If you write with the right hand, check out other video demonstrations of the right-handed alphabet.
Learn to use Auslan Alphabet (left hand as dominant hand) (no voice) Keep in mind that you should always sign with the hand that is your dominant hand, and there are left-handed examples to show how the alphabet should be expr...
04/12/2022
https://youtu.be/EwT-N-0s0e4
Learn to use Auslan Alphabet (right hand as dominant hand) (no voice)
Keep in mind that you should always sign with the hand that is your dominant hand, and there are right-handed examples to show how the alphabet should be expressed with the right hand.
If you write with your left hand, check out other video demonstrations of the left-handed alphabet.
Learn to use Auslan Alphabet (right hand as dominant hand) (no voice) Keep in mind that you should always sign with the hand that is your dominant hand, and there are right-handed examples to show how the alphabet should be exp...