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Today we set up at our latest tour destination – Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital (RBWH). For the next four weeks RBWH are kindly hosting our photographic exhibition in the transit hallway ...

We started our week off with a visit from the First Peoples Disability Network (FPDN). FPDN is a national organisation of and for Australia’s First Peoples with disability, their family and communities. ...

National Road Safety Week is an annual initiative from the Safer Australian Roads and Highways (SARAH) Group, partnering road safety organisations and both Federal and State Government. This year the ...

We wish to thank Spinal Life Australia for hosting the NIISQ Board on Friday 20 April. Our Board were honoured with the opportunity to share information about how NIISQ is supporting ...

***Applications are now closed.*** We are currently looking for a skilled and passionate Support Planner- Community to join our dedicated Support Planner team. The role will be responsible for delivering quality coordinated, efficient ...

***Applications are now closed*** The Board is now seeking its first externally appointed CEO to lead the NIIAQ in its next stage as it becomes operationally independent from Qld Treasury. The ...

NIISQ On Tour: As part of our commitment to working with our stakeholders across Queensland, we went on tour in Townsville last week. On 12 March, we were at Townsville Hospital where ...

In November 2017, we held the NIISQ Photographic Exhibition and were honoured to receive submissions from many individuals sharing their stories about life after serious personal injury. The winning photograph, Kintsugi: ...

NIISQ Agency are recruiting for a skilled Executive Support Officer. The successful candidate will provide high level administrative support to the NIISQ Agency, the Chief Executive Officer and the Board. Applications close ...

Griffith University’s Spinal Injury Project (GUSIP) are looking for volunteers with a spinal cord injury for a focus group.  This is an opportunity to help GUSIP to identify themes for ...