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as Queensland and Canberra blame each other
As Labor and Coalition agree to change NDIS forever
McAllister cannot promise Queenslanders won't be left behind
Was it all for nothing?
A special economic analysis from the Australia Institute
The sector tries, but Labor dismisses helpful suggestions
But the direction of travel for the Bill is becoming clear
There is no average participant. The system being built assumes there is.
With a new national strategy proposed for the everyone
Increasing evidence demands more than just grief
Strengthens Labor's case for a crackdown on the last day of parliament
Chapter-by-chapter analysis and what it means
abilityNEWS Special - a detailed examination of the preliminary Senate report
CTE can now be seen as an inexorable part of the game
Just not like this
How did Labor get it so badly wrong?
When a human rights warning becomes a political weapon
Policies don’t protect people; cultures do
NDIS savings were booked before the plan was built
It's always a good idea to bring insight to the table instead of just imposing change
An AI in the NDIS Summit will show providers how to use it safely.
As Labor taps the brakes after NDIS hearings backfire
To force a longer inquiry into the NDIS?
While only minor NDIS bill amendments emerge
will help people develop social connections
Because the old words aren't working anymore
But power sits elsewhere
A strict new regime for testing whether disability is truly 'permanant'
to the inquiry into the NDIS Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill
The NDIS Reform Advisory Committee says Labor did not ask or listen
How many the government really want kicked off the NDIS
Labor, Liberals, Nationals, Greens and Independents on the NDIS bill
Scrutiny, Shallow Politics, and a Bill Labor Intends to Pass
Agency to keep its secrets
But the NDIS outside the cities is still waiting
but it will be embarrassing for Labor
But that doesn't mean the evidence has landed
Labor’s NDIS cuts are moving through Parliament. Protest alone will not stop them
Better numbers - but not good enough for Canberra
A detailed analysis
As Butler’s NDIS Bill turns reform rhetoric into law
The Agency's hardest cuts will be at home
The Budget Says Inclusion. The System Says Containment
Peter Strong's Comment
What we forgot . . .
When everyone can see the problem but nobody's prepared to own it
Butler’s NDIS reforms 'not a reset but a cost-shift'.
Concentrating on Fraud makes the NDIS Cuts easy to sell
Daily Edition
Sep 11, 2026
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3 min read
Disability advocates challenge the laws
Sep 10, 2026
2 min read
A US tech giant is the link
Sep 9, 2026
4 min read
Canberra seeks views on how to replace todays arrangements
Sep 7, 2026
Still questions as the roll-out closes in
Sep 4, 2026
over the past week
Sep 3, 2026
as Queensland and Canberra trade responsibility for discharge support
Sep 2, 2026
as the NDIS Commission cracks down on breaches
Sep 1, 2026
Government calls for consultation
Aug 31, 2026
As psychologists question the validity of new tool
Aug 28, 2026
How will they be implemented?
Aug 27, 2026
while the planning system remains under test
Aug 26, 2026
as long as they are in by the end of 2027
Aug 25, 2026
Distance often means disability support is unavailable
Aug 24, 2026
as the NDIS changes bed down
Aug 21, 2026
Change begins next week, not next year
Aug 20, 2026
6 min read
reaction from the government and the sector
Aug 19, 2026
As the bill passes the Senate with 63 minor changes
Aug 18, 2026
As the coalition swaps disability rights for tax sweeteners
Aug 17, 2026
5 min read
McAllister cannot promise nobody will be left behind
Aug 14, 2026
Labor has the numbers to pass the bill; amendments are the only issue
Aug 13, 2026
Government mulls proposals for radical changes
Aug 12, 2026
A new analysis from the Australia Institute challenges government predictions
Aug 11, 2026
But Health Minister Mark Butler dosen't seem to want to listen
Aug 10, 2026
debate on reform of the NDIS moves to a huge public forum
Aug 7, 2026
The Human Rights Commission says 'no'