Have you registered for our upcoming AGM?

Physical Disability Australia
Member Updates
Nov 2025

Unable to attend? Set up your proxy vote. Interested in being on the PDA Board? Nominate now.

CALLING ALL PDA MEMBERS.

Have you registered for PDA’s upcoming AGM?

Have you set up a proxy vote if you’re unable to attend?

Are you wanting to nominate for a role on PDA’s board?

PDA’s 2025 AGM is scheduled for Saturday 6th December 2025

2pm NSW/VIC/ACT/TAS
1:30pm SA
1pm QLD
12:30pm NT
11am WA

It will be held online via Zoom.

To register your attendance, please go to:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/JAuZAeuaRJi9-31_FUlozA?os=ipad#/registration

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Meeting documents will be circulated ahead of the AGM.

If you are unable to attend, but wish to nominate a fellow PDA member to vote on your behalf, you will need to fill out a ‘Proxy Appointment Form’ by close of business on Friday 28 November. This has been emailed out to members. If you have not yet received this form, please email promotion@pda.org.au.

We are also calling for nominations for the following board positions:

* SA Director
* NT Director
* NT Associate Director
* WA Associate Director
* QLD Associate Director and
* ACT Associate Director

These positions can be applied for by FULL VOTING MEMBERS (People with a physical disability).

If you are interested in becoming part of PDA’s Board, we invite you to nominate by filling in and returning the ‘Nomination Form’ by close of business on Friday 28 November. This has been emailed out to members. If you have not yet received this form, please email promotion@pda.org.au.

We really look forward to you joining us at our AGM and saying “hi”.

Physical Disability Australia (PDA) is a national peak Disability Peoples Organisation run by and for people with physical disability, advocating for equal opportunity, inclusion and human rights across Australia. Established in 1995, PDA represents the voices and lived experiences of its members to influence policy, engage with government, and drive meaningful change, ensuring people with physical disability are respected, empowered and able to participate fully in all aspects of society.