Jobs driven by NDIS billions
The $22bn taxpayer-funded NDIS was responsible for as many as 52,000 of the new jobs created last year, new analysis finds.
The $22bn taxpayer-funded NDIS was responsible for as many as 52,000 of the new jobs created last year, new analysis finds.
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This year’s cuts will be about politics, not sound policy.
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