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Radio Presenter and Autism Awareness Advocate Orion Kelly highlights the importance of a “neuro-inclusive world” as many people with autism are born feeling like they “don’t fit in”.

He said experiencing adulthood with autism “presents even greater challenges” because of the “need to fit in” in many circumstances.

“We’re born with social, interaction, communication challenges and not to mention restrictive and repetitive behaviours,” Mr Kelly told Sky News Australia.

He said in the month designated for Autism Awareness, he views “raising acceptance” of autism as a “great way to start the ball rolling”.

“This month is dedicated to transforming towards a neuro-inclusive world – and workplaces are not neuro-inclusive.”