National Disability Insurance Scheme

Report says Australians with disabilities have limited choice, control over services because the support ecosystem is too reliant on the NDIS.

Minister for competition Andrew Leigh outlines the impact of factions having grown and now dominating the ALP like never before.

The NDIS can be reformed to better serve the interests and long-term needs of children living with autism and developmental delay.

Australia’s total interest bill is then expected to climb above $20 billion in 2024-25 and reach $26 billion in 2026-27.

The biggest choice facing this country is between poor public services and inadequate government income support or more taxes.

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

There’s a commitment to embed flexible work in the next APS Enterprise Agreement. Now the key definitions and rules from bosses have dropped.

An investigation into the death of an NDIS participant in 2022 has led to civil proceedings being brought against her home care provider.

The first major review of Disability Services Act in more than 30 years has been announced, with the government inviting public consultation about how the legislation should be updated.

Unless algorithms are repurposed to address the concerns of people with disability and their families, they will continue to undermine trust and confidence in the NDIS.

The Queensland government encourages Indigenous sole traders, businesses and organisations to become NDIS providers.

NDIS participants aged 12 to 15 can receive the Pfizer COVID-19 jab from Wednesday, following approval from the ATAGI.