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Budget with some good foundations but it doesn’t deliver for all Australians
Thoughtful budget with more to do
COTA’s view on Federal Budget
Turning point for Australian Public Service
Bread & Butter Budget Defers Meat & Potatoes Revenue Reform to May ’23
Getting NDIS back on track
Ensuring people living with disability have support they need
Budget starts post-pandemic repair job, but more needed to tackle fiscal gap: CEDA
Budget treads water as global storms approach
Tough decisions ahead
Budget Speech 2022-23
RACGP: 7.30/Nine newspapers “investigation” to cause lasting damage
Disability sector puts Big Business and Government on notice. Help us deliver largest Disability and NDIS related events Australia has ever seen
Getting NDIS participants home from hospital
Continued COVID supports for NDIS participants
PWDA welcomes announcement of NDIS Review
Union welcomes bringing NDIS review forward, urges focus on wages and entitlements
“Time to get it right”: Peak body and sector reacts to NDIS Review announcement
NDIS 2.0: new hope
Radio interview – ABC RN Breakfast 17 October
2022 National Carer Survey findings released for National Carers Week
Television Interview – Sunday Agenda
David Tune to Lead Capability Review of Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission
Doing away with COVID isolation rules means increased isolation and risks for people with disability
Ashurst advises nib holdings on Maple Plan acquisition
Approaches to advocacy key to addressing access
Disability workers go backwards on Federal Governments’ watch
$139.9 million funding extension for projects improving lives of all people with disability
People with psychosocial disability living in institutional facilities face “significant” barriers to accessing NDIS support
CommBank’s Smart Health solution for NDIS
Making invisible visible
Greens Call for Covid Pandemic Payment and Isolation to Continue
$20 million to help employers hire people living with disability
Optus must handover customer data
Should ADHD be in NDIS? Yes, but eligibility for disability supports should depend on person not their diagnosis
Final Budget Outcome 2021-22
Time for us to all do better
Fixing NDIS: Faster access to low-cost home modifications
A disabled NDIA chair is a great first move in NDIS reset
Greens to table stop-AUKUS petition in Senate
Senator Steele-John’s response to NDIA Leadership changes
ACEM welcomes Victorian Government’s Pathways to Home program
Kurt Fearnley to lead NDIA Board
‘They treat you like a person, they ask you what you want’: what NDIS participants value in support workers
NDS welcomes new leadership of National Disability Insurance Agency
Helping Patients With Disability Get Back Home
Interpreters: Good, Bad and Ugly
Building Inclusive Communities for All