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An autism minister may boost support and coordination. But governments that follow South Australia's lead should be cautious

  • Written by Samra Alispahic, PhD, Western Sydney University
An autism minister may boost support and coordination. But governments that follow South Australia's lead should be cautiousTwitter/Peter Malinauskas

This week, the South Australian government announced the appointment of Emily Bourke to the role of assistant minister for autism. It’s the first portfolio of its kind in Australia.

The appointment of a minister specifically responsible for autism matters is a landmark moment. But it also raises questions about why a...

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