A CEO and Chair that won't comment as severe cuts bite into services
The Reserve Banks decision to leave interest rates on hold shows nobody can be certain about where the economy is headed. That's not good for the NDIS.
As NDIS Housing Market Fails to Deliver
Over Silent Shift to Instalment-Based Funding Model
Budget Blow for Disability: NSW Housing Spend Ignores Support Needs
What is the point of engagement; what are we trying to achieve?
Say advocates, as the NDIS reform rollout continues
Childcare failures and uncertain assurance in Disability Care
And Yet Hardly Anyone Knows What It Is
Advocates warn of slow-motion collapse as hundreds of providers shutdown amid funding freezes
The Institute says the scheme will need to change to achieve its objectives
Are the shockwaves building up?
So why has it taken so long for the state to officially sign up to the full agreement?
Trikafta Listed for Rare CF Mutations in Landmark PBS Expansion
as professional groups begin to organise
Although South Australia is signing on to changes, Queensland now appears to be holding out for more GST reform
Exactly where the NDIS will end up is a hanging question
The Mixed Results of NDIS Support for Young Jobseekers
And it's participants who'll suffer if they can't afford therapy
Children will need to rely on Foundational Supports until they turn nine
We've reached the limit of political support for growing the NDIS
The NDIA Eyes Value Amid Therapy Cost Cutting
Transition to Post Schooling for Autistic Young People
This year's Australian Honours list has space for both People with Disability and our allies . . .
Melbourne Disability Institute urges Queensland
As concerns grow that NDIS reforms will leave autistic kids behind
More reaction to a Februrary Medical Journal of Australia article . . .
Expanding individualised living arrangements could improve lives and save the NDIS $260 Million
The disability community calls on government to take advantage of its historic win
A new guide launched today on MS Day
It shouldn't be a death sentence
With three new teams setting a record for the sport
Despite earlier indications NDIS reform is 'unlikely' by July
A young, six-year old girl has been the first recipient of the groundbreaking therapy
The story of disability in Australia needs more than the NDIS alone
There will be change - but it's comming with a real committment to engage
New partnership aims to get people with disability back in the game
As Israel launches fresh strikes on the territory
The government's making a distinction between the NDIS and 'disabilty' more generally
Not everyone with a disability is in the NDIS
Workplace injuries and mental health issues are on the rise. The challenge is to prevent them.
and why is he right for the disability portfolio?
How a celebrated disability provider collapsed amid warnings . . .
It's time to get on with life . . .
But Labor still needs to deal with the Greens to pass legislation
When there's compulsory preferential voting
Can he ever live up to voters expectations?
But it's important to understand whether Labor won, or the Liberals lost
Winning a strong flow of preferences will be the key to victory
The real question is do we value the return?
