National Disability Insurance Agency

Bill Shorten says responding to the disability royal commission’s 222 recommendations will not be a ‘tick and flick’ exercise.

Serious allegations, conflicting evidence and vehement denials come to a head for Stuart Robert, as politicisation accusations fly.

Bill Shorten promises a major reinvestment in NDIS headcount and skills training, saying the service should not have to rely on temp staff.

A safeguarding policy is one of the first co-design projects to arise from the new NDIS Act, and lists ways to manage risks of harm.

The small business ombud has been tasked with determining whether procurement reforms that let in small businesses are working — or not.

Will the new NDIA appointments go far enough in resetting the scheme and restore it to its original aspirations?

CPSU national secretary Melissa Donnelly says there are reasons for optimism but there is a long to-do list for bureaucrats to work through.

Denis Napthine’s resignation follows the departure of CEO Martin Hoffman, who finished up at the agency on 2 July.

An audit of government entities that employ more than 55,000 public servants has found 8% had an excess annual leave balance in 2020-21.

The federal government has intervened in the closure of Activ Foundation with a $7.8 million grant to help its workforce find other jobs.

There’s been a 400% increase in people with disabilities disputing their NDIS plans in the AAT. It’s always an uphill battle in Australian policy.

From Monday a five-day hearing will examine the school experiences of Australian children and young people living with a disability.

The Community and Public Sector Union says the change in government will see ‘significant improvements’ for its members.