NDIA

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

The NDIS review seeks feedback on five key challenges it has identified, with the current system leaving families exhausted and stressed.

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

Almost half of 5,991 Australian workers surveyed identified the public sector as their most desired employer.

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 NDIS agency now works with appellants early on in their claim, sparing the swelling out of caseloads and leading to fairer outcomes.

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

Former Paralympian Kurt Fearnley has been named chair of the National Disability Insurance Agency.

Zoe Dendle told the disability royal commission the NSW government does not consider itself a ‘last resort’ for people with disability facing homelessness.

To operate as intended, the NDIS needs a significant commitment to co-design any solutions with – not just for – NDIS participants.

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