Labor data says NDIS, aged care, veterans and pensioners will be affected by Dutton’s public service cuts
Pensioners, veterans and those with a disability will suffer most from Peter Dutton’s promise to cut 41,000 public service ...
Man's sudden death sparks renewed calls for NDIS provider registration
The death of a man with disability in NDIS-supported housing last month sparks a police investigation and renewed calls for ...
How an NDIS housing provider blew millions of dollars
Want to help disabled people in need? Want big returns on your investment? Want to watch your hard-earned cash disappear into ...
Sydney Morning Herald10d
Despite growth rate cut and best intentions, Australia’s NDIS remains an unsustainable program
“The NDIS is a proud achievement, but it simply cannot … keep growing at 8 per cent per year,” Spender wrote in the Australian Financial Review. Spender is right. Whoever wins the election ...
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton signals potential cuts to ABC, NDIS, back-office jobs in departments of health and education
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has hinted at potential cuts to government spending on the ABC, education, National Disability ...
Banned NDIS provider Aluel Mawiir of Care Without Limits still caring for disabled man with plan worth $360,000
Exclusive: A permanently banned NDIS provider is still caring for a blind, wheelchair bound man in her home whose funding package is worth $360,000 a year.
The Courier-Mail21d
Queensland mum’s NDIS debacle with disabled sons as she was quizzed by NDIA
Followed categories will be added to My News. And when the NDIS tribunal panel dismissed the proposal, it was suggested the boy’s grandparents take up the slack instead. The recommendations ...
The Cairns Post21d
Australian law firms made $37m representing ‘failing’ NDIS amid calls for royal commission
The latest data shows the rate of NDIS decisions changed during the tribunal ... Bob Buckley, Co-convener, Autism Aspergers Advocacy Australia, and an advocate for families at tribunals, said ...
The Australian7d
NDIS participants want safety and quality … but they also want choice
However, Australia’s largest disability providers are calling for mandatory provider registration, effectively limiting their competition and threatening the heart of what the NDIS stands for ...