Battle over disability policy
The NDIS is now plagued by distrust between federal and state governments.
The NDIS is now plagued by distrust between federal and state governments.
There are ‘real risks’ to the financial sustainability of the $22bn NDIS, according to the program’s senior bosses.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has been called out for playing politics with the $22bn NDIS.
An IR battle is brewing as unions, business groups and NDIS clients thrash out working conditions for carers.
The landmark $22bn national disability insurance scheme will never be rolled out in Western Australia.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme faces an eventual blowout of $3 billion a year, says Tony Shepherd.
The agency running the $22bn NDIS has released a six-page plan slammed as ‘a watered-down, softly, softly approach’.
The $22 billion agency is to release its six-page “approach” to dealing with ballooning numbers of children with autism.
Rumours and speculation on the funding and cost of the $22bn NDIS are ‘toxic’, says the NSW minister responsible.
Wayne Swan insists the NDIS was ‘fully funded’ when introduced by his government, as a $5bn budget hit is revealed.
Scott Morrison is under pressure to find savings of at least $5bn a year in this year’s budget to pay for the NDIS.
A showdown between autism experts and the NDIS agency is likely by the end of the week.
The NDIS will be open to lawsuits if it fails to find an objective test for autism, an expert says.
The federal government is increasingly worried about the amount of risk it carries in relation to the $22bn NDIS.
Autism experts have repeatedly told the managers of the $22bn NDIS they face urgent problems on two fronts.
Parents can’t be blamed for seeking the best for their child.
The massive national disability insurance scheme may have trouble providing one of the most crucial parts of its service.
A bureaucratic bungle has forced the federal and South Australian governments to spend an extra $100m on NDIS.
Almost $880m will be paid to the NDIS by state and territory governments as they close down their programs.
When biomedical engineer Jordan Nguyen developed his first prototype for a thought-controlled wheelchair, the add-on technology cost him $40,000.
The $22bn NDIS will lead to a boom in science, technology, engineering and mathematics jobs as people spend up on devices.
The scheme is a boon for people with disabilities but will also boost the economy.
Disabled people living in part of NSW will have access to an early version of housing support worth millions.
The national disability insurance scheme trial dramatically underestimated demand for early intervention services.
The WA government is pre-emptively favouring its own disability system in preference to the NDIS, it has been claimed.
New Social Services Minister Christian Porter will have responsibility for delivering the $22bn NDIS.
It will cost the federal government $214m in one year just to pay for people older than 65 in the NDIS.
In his first major act as PM, Malcolm Turnbull has signed disability insurance rollouts for NSW and Victoria.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme has stopped creating support plans for some children in South Australia.
The $22 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme is to move to full rollout in NSW and Victoria.
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