NDIS changes foreshadowed by health minister Mark Butler will drastically reduce access to the scheme, with nearly 700 staff positions to go at NDIA ...
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Australians with disabilities copped the biggest cuts in the budget. Yet conservative media’s heart bleeds only for the wealthy
The reaction to the budget has revealed Australia’s warped priorities, with the appalling inequality in dental care among the issues actively ignored ...
The Albanese government will increase total spending on disability to $98 billion this year despite efforts to slow the runaway growth of the National Disability Insurance Scheme, as payments to ...
The federal budget for 2026 has been announced with a mixed response from different community groups. In the disability, multicultural and Indigenous sectors leaders have shared their views about this ...
The unions’ endorsement of Labor’s budget is a clear statement that they stand ready to enforce the brutal cuts to social spending, jobs and wages demanded by the federal government and the corporate ...
Disability advocates express concerns over the federal budget changes; US President Donald Trump is set to arrive in Beijing for a state visit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping; Michael Voss reveals the ...
People with disabilities across Australia are considering taking their own lives via voluntary assisted dying or suicide, at the prospect of being kicked off the National Disability Insurance Scheme ...
The federal Labor government has unveiled a savage assault on disabled people as the centrepiece of an austerity budget next month that will slash essential social spending, while increasing funding ...
An Australian senator living with a disability has accused the government of a “fundamental disconnect” over NDIS and fraud.
New data shows 27.2% of Australian students are receiving an adjustment for disability at school. This is up from 25.7% in ...
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