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Sep 12, 2026
S4E32 - Season 3 Episode 32 - How do political representatives view digital accessibility?
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Narelle WrightHOST
If businesses and if government was accessible, people with disability would come and stay because it would be easy.

Tiffany AshdownGUEST
I think it is, there's that two-part benefit, right? There's the benefit for the person living with disability that they get to connect in with community and They feel that same fulfillment.

Tiffany AshdownGUEST
They're not feeling that frustration of being excluded and all of the kind of negative emotions that can come from that.

Tiffany AshdownGUEST
But also from the other side of things, our businesses can access maybe 25% more of the population.

Tiffany AshdownGUEST
Just generally speaking, we can be more connected with one another because we're enabled to be.
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Narelle WrightHOST
What, you know, if someone came to them and said, well, what are you going to do about digital accessibility? What would you be saying to them, the candidates?