Ndis News

Personal information of NDIS participants may have been shared with Palantir's analytics platform as part of a multi-agency fraud investigation by the Australia

Queensland has refused to the new Thriving Kids program, which is set to replace the NDIS for children with autism, raising concerns among parents and the state

Sweeping changes to Australia's NDIS, condemned by disability advocates, are causing concern for families like Bryn Skyes's, whose mother fears reduced funding

The Australian government is overhauling the NDIS to rein in costs, which could lead to some participants losing up to 50% of their budget for carer support.

New reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) have passed the Senate, with the government stating they will save taxpayers $40 billion.

Australian political parties, Labor and Coalition, are considering a deal on gambling advertisements, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers stating an opt-out register wi

Coalition leader Angus Taylor has stated that the opposition will only support the Albanese government's NDIS overhaul if the "widow tax" loophole is removed fr

Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John has criticized proposed NDIS cuts, calling them 'out of line with Australian values' and accusing the government of prioritizi

Programs supporting people with disabilities to build community and coping skills are at risk due to government efforts to reduce NDIS spending, potentially lea

Health Minister Mark Butler is emerging as a potential future Prime Minister due to his handling of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) overhaul. Hi

Crossbenchers, including Senator David Pocock and the Greens, have criticized the Albanese government's proposed NDIS overhaul as "too far, too fast" in a scath

Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), while transformative for users, is facing a major restructure due to ballooning costs, indicating that

Labor is open to 'sensible amendments' on gambling reforms, while the Coalition demands NDIS changes focus on fraud and corruption, not targeting clients.

Pauline Hanson is facing criticism for her comments alleging that Muslims are exploiting the NDIS and that the removal of the White Australia policy has led to

A Nationals senator commented on One Nation's policy, while Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young criticized Pauline Hanson for appearing on a podcast with far-righ

Internal government estimates reveal that almost 145,000 Australians, many under 18, are expected to lose support for autism under the National Disability Insur