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Do you care about captions? 
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Do you care about captions?Do you care about captions on TV? 

Channel 9 over the month of November have dropped the amount of captions (hours per week) in the 6am to midnight slot to just 57.5% of programs (compared to 83.7 % around 4 months ago).

Channel 9 ceased to caption Mornings with Kerri-Anne (2 hours each weekday) Fresh Cooking with the Australian Women's Weekly (30 mins), Days of Our Lives (30 mins) and Antiques Roadshow (1 hour).

They also have two daytime shows that started recently that are not being captioned, The View (1 hour) and Ellen DeGeneres (1 hour).

This is a terrible situation and shows that they are holding the Deaf and hearing impaired communities in contempt.

We need you to show that you will not be treated this way.

If you care about captions please write to us and we will present your views in a petition to Channel 9 to ask them to caption the programs they used to caption, and add the two daytime shows The View and Ellen DeGeneres. Just reply to this email with your comments. Please pass on to as many people as possible. Email Deafness Forum of Australia at info@deafnessforum.org.au

If you don't care about captions, why should they?

Source: Do you care about captions? | Deafness Forum of Australia

 

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Access News Volume 3 2008  
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Access NewsThe latest edition of Access News, published by the Institute of Access Training Australia, highlights the great achievements of Australia's Paralympians.

It also provides information about upcoming Access to the Built Environment Courses and the latest access improvement projects of Access Audits Australia.

Source: Access Audits Australia - News

Posted by corey on Friday, November 14, 2008 @ 17:45:32 EST (9 reads)
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Access News Volume 3 2008  
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Access News Volume 3 2008 The latest edition of Access News, published by the Institute of Access Training Australia, highlights the great achievements of Australia's Paralympians.

It also provides information about upcoming Access to the Built Environment Courses and the latest access improvement projects of Access Audits Australia.

Access News is available in PDF (with graphics) and Word (without graphics).

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Auslan DVD for November 2008 elections  
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In November 2008, local council elections will take place across all 79 municipalities in Victoria.

The Victorian Electoral Commission has produced a DVD in Auslan, describing enrolment and voting entitlements, voting procedures and nomination procedures.

This resource is available free of charge from the Victorian Electoral Commission by emailing tara.glanville-yates@vec.vic.gov.au or on 9299 0570 (TTY) or 13 18 32 (phone).

This DVD will also be available to view on the website at the Victorian Electoral Commission website.

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Melbourne Mobility CentreThe Melbourne Mobility Centre is dedicated to improving access for everyone in the heart of Melbourne. It loans equipment and has services for people with disabilities, older persons, and those with temporary disabilities.

The centre is located on the first floor of the Federation Square Car Park (ground level adjacent to the ArtPlay playground).

Services include:

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