G:link helps people with disability travel on the Gold Coast tram network. Find information about accessible stations, boarding assistance, wheelchair access, and travelling with mobility aids.

Queensland Rail provides information and support for people with disability who travel by train. Learn about accessible stations, assistance services, and planning your journey.

The Victorian Accessible Parking Permit Scheme provides information about disability parking permits. You can check if you are eligible, apply for a permit, renew a permit, or replace a lost permit.

VicRoads provides information about driving with a disability or health condition. It explains medical reviews, reporting a condition, and licence requirements.

The WA Department of Transport provides information about reporting a health condition, disability or injury that may affect your driving. It explains who needs to report a condition and how to do it.

The City of Perth offers cheaper parking to people with a Disability Parking Permit. The discount applies in some car parks and street parking areas. Conditions apply.

Disability parking permits help people with disability, their families and carers visit public places. Each state and territory has its own rules about who can get a permit, apply for a permit, and use a permit.

The Australian Disability Parking Scheme helps eligible people park closer to the places they need to go. You can use the permit anywhere in Australia. Each state and territory manages its own permits, fees, and parking rules.

The CATS program helps people who are unwell or have difficulty with daily activities while waiting for NDIS or My Aged Care support. Help may include personal care, household tasks, transport, meal preparation, social support and food services for eligible people.

The SBS Inclusion Program offers free disability inclusion resources to help educators, workplaces, and communities better understand and support people with disability.