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Community Business Bureau
Thursday 3rd September, 2020
The NDIS funding model provides a one size fits all approach, making it difficult for good quality group supports to survive and thrive, and for new ones to evolve. In
Luke Michael
Pro Bono News
Friday 4th September, 2020
The NDIA says the assessments help to develop an overall picture of a person’s function in a number of areas of their life But disability activists such as NDIS participant
Wendy Williams
Pro Bono News
Friday 28th August, 2020
The government’s decision to support all of the recommendations in the Tune Review has been labelled a “step in the right direction” for the National Disability Insurance Scheme by advocates,
Evie Naufal
Disability Service Consulting (DSC)
Thursday 27th August, 2020
The Support Coordination Discussion Paper is asking the sector to respond to a question that has long circulated the NDIS: should providers be allowed to deliver Support Coordination and direct
Mikele Syron
SBS News
Saturday 29th August, 2020
The report found Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with a disability are 1.6 times more likely to report racism than those without a disability and are almost twice
Terry Gangcuangco
Insurance Business Australia
Friday 28th August, 2020
Materials were seized from the sites in Western Sydney to assist the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Fraud Taskforce in its “Operation Pavo” investigation. In a joint release by the
Nas Campanella and Celina Edmonds
ABC News
Friday 28th August, 2020
Advocates are welcoming substantial changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) which they believe will make the system quicker and easier to navigate.
Nicole MacKeeAugust
Croakey
Tuesday 25th August, 2020
Despite the refrain throughout the COVID-19 pandemic that ‘we are all in this together’, the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability last week revealed
Matilda Marozzi
ABC Radio Melbourne
Wednesday 26th August, 2020
A Melbourne woman who has been on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) for three years says it is too easy for money to be incorrectly taken from participants.
Andrew Pulrang
Forbes
Sunday 23rd August, 2020
Sometimes, when people ask their perennial questions, or just look at us in a certain way, we can almost hear them say it: “Go on! Do that thing you do,
Simon Smale
ABC News
Sunday 23rd August, 2020
Annabelle Lindsay is one of two Australian Gliders who recently had their hopes of competing dashed by a change in the classification rules for wheelchair athletes set to compete at
SBS News
Thursday 20th August, 2020
Damian Griffis, chief executive of the First Peoples Disability Network, said the virus has exacerbated existing inequalities in Australia. He said the group has received phone calls from across the