Psychiatrist Tanveer Ahmed has argued that the National Disability Insurance Scheme [NDIS] will go down as the “biggest piece of spending excess in Australia’s history”. Mr Ahmed went head ...

NDIS will go down as the ‘biggest piece of spending excess’ in Australian history Currently 12 per cent of Australian boys aged 5-7 are on the NDIS, the majority with a diagnosis of autism or ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Service providers urging NDIS participants to get ahead of planned changes to the scheme by spending up big are doing their ...

Melbourne mother Mel Spencer's three children are thriving since accessing NDIS support to manage autism and other conditions. But she's nervous about what the government's plans to save $14.4 ...

The budget largesse is broad, with a whiff of “every child wins a prize”. That includes $300 energy rebates “for everyone”, as Dr Chalmers boasted in his speech, and therefore not means ...

From the publishers of BBC History magazine comes a slick new title dedicated to opening the curtains on histories more obscure moments that have until now existed in the shadow of more widely known ...

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