Coles and Woolworths urged to expand services to people with disabilities during coronavirus crisis

Suspension of delivery services and need to show ID during ‘community hour’ has left some locked out of supermarkets

Coles and Woolworths have been urged to expand their measures to allow people with disabilities to access groceries during the coronavirus crisis, with some saying they are still unable to access food and other essential items.

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