The Quicky What It’s Like To Be Australia’s First Minister For Autism
Last week, the South Australian Government appointed the first minister of its kind.
Emily Burke would be the country's first ever Assistant Minister For Autism, in a bid to ensure those experiencing the neurological condition would be better represented.
In this episode of The Quicky, we speak to Minister Burke to find out why a dedicated Minister For Autism is needed. We also speak to the CEO of Aspect, Australia's largest service provider for people living with ASD, Jacqui Borland, about the new appointment and how it will benefit those living with Autism.
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CREDITS
Host: Talissa Bazaz
With thanks to:
Emily Burke - South Australia's Assistant to the Premier and Assistant Minister for Autism
Jacqui Borland - CEO of Aspect, Australia's Largest Service Provider for People On The Autism Spectrum
Producer: Claire Murphy
Executive Producer: Siobhan Moran-McFarlane
Audio Producer: Thom Lion
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