When Nathan Johnston was younger, people told him he was “dreaming” when he talked about starting his own business.
Back in 2021, the ABC interviewed Nathan at his home.
His web site Disability Club Australia, can be found here: https://disabilityclub.au
To read the full article on ABC please click here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-02-17/disability-club-aims-to-break-barriers-and-boost-connectivity/13160254
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