AI in the NDIS

AFL’s fatal link to head injury

Increasing evidence demands more than just grief

Massive NDIS fraud inquiry

Strengthens Labor's case for a crackdown on the last day of parliament

NDIS fraud report:

Chapter-by-chapter analysis and what it means

Senate fractures over NDIS report

abilityNEWS Special - a detailed examination of the preliminary Senate report

A disease AFL can no longer outrun

CTE can now be seen as an inexorable part of the game

Grattan says NDIS reform needed

Just not like this

There's really only one NDIS story

How did Labor get it so badly wrong?

Two 'takes' on the NDIS bill

When a human rights warning becomes a political weapon

Autism funding shows how reform should look

Inclusion must be practised, not performed

Policies don’t protect people; cultures do

Butler’s NDIS cuts run into political reality

NDIS savings were booked before the plan was built

Botching disability and tax reform

It's always a good idea to bring insight to the table instead of just imposing change

NDIS cannot passively accept AI

An AI in the NDIS Summit will show providers how to use it safely.

NDIS reform 'a political disaster'

As Labor taps the brakes after NDIS hearings backfire

Will the Greens and Liberals join

To force a longer inquiry into the NDIS?

Government holds the line

While only minor NDIS bill amendments emerge

New $19 million autism program

will help people develop social connections

A new language is needed

Because the old words aren't working anymore

Inquiry gives anger a microphone

But power sits elsewhere

Government redraws NDIS gateway

A strict new regime for testing whether disability is truly 'permanant'

Summaries of submissions

to the inquiry into the NDIS Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill

The adviser Labor ignored

The NDIS Reform Advisory Committee says Labor did not ask or listen

The real number

How many the government really want kicked off the NDIS

What they said . . .

Labor, Liberals, Nationals, Greens and Independents on the NDIS bill

Bargaining Chip

Scrutiny, Shallow Politics, and a Bill Labor Intends to Pass

NDIA Confidential

Agency to keep its secrets

The government responds

But the NDIS outside the cities is still waiting

The NDIS reforms will pass

but it will be embarrassing for Labor

The inquiry has begun

But that doesn't mean the evidence has landed

Disability Politics

Labor’s NDIS cuts are moving through Parliament. Protest alone will not stop them

NDIS Quarterly Report

Better numbers - but not good enough for Canberra

Explainer: The new NDIS Bill

A detailed analysis

Chances for protest narrow

As Butler’s NDIS Bill turns reform rhetoric into law

NDIA evicerated

The Agency's hardest cuts will be at home

Disability has become saving

The Budget Says Inclusion. The System Says Containment

The market replaced the relationship

Peter Strong's Comment

Before the NDIS

What we forgot . . .

Not bed block, boundary failure

When everyone can see the problem but nobody's prepared to own it

Queensland draws the line

Butler’s NDIS reforms 'not a reset but a cost-shift'.

Selling the Message

Concentrating on Fraud makes the NDIS Cuts easy to sell

Changing the NDIS

Just what will the changes mean?

Butler has a plan.

He does not yet have a settlement

States must 'share the load'

Human Rights Commission warns it's vital that states step up

The NDIS was built on hope.

Now People with Disability are paying for the politics.

The NDIS is changing

As Butler's message is that the changes can't be stopped

'Can't operate without Funding'

Exclusive Survey: Service Providers say it's impossible to operate without money

How people are assessed for the NDIS is changing.

Here’s what you need to know . . .

Evidence to Decide NDIS Supports

New Committee Promises Independence and Rigour

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