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People with Disability Australia Incorporated (PWDA) is a national disability rights and advocacy organisation, with members made up of people with disability and organisations primarily constituted by people with disability. They also have a large associate membership of other individuals and organisations committed to disability rights.
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Online Census accessibility review - Pass or Fail
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Listen to the complete interview where Dr Scott Hollier chats to Philip Jenkinson about the accessibility of the online Census.
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Transcript of Dr Scott Hollier's review into the accessibility of the online Census
Introduction
You're listening to a podcast from Media Access Australia. Inclusion through technology.
Philip
I’m speaking with Dr Scott Hollier, Media Access Australia’s Specialist Advisor, Digital Accessibility. Today’s focus is on his recent accessibility review of the 9 August Census that Scott conducted before, during and after that fateful night. So, Scott, as we all know, the 2016 Census was a total debacle from go to whoa but did it pass or fail in terms of accessibility in its online form?
Scott
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