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NDIS will go down as the ‘biggest piece of spending excess’ in Australian history
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 ...
The Australian19 d
$2bn NDIS ‘top up’ payments in one year for just 25,000 participants
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”.
The Australian Financial Review28 d
NDIS rorters push to spend more before reforms take effect
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 ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation27 d
Federal government $14 billion NDIS save set to be 'challenging'
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 ...
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Sydney’s Go-To NDIS Transition Support: Reliable Removalist Assistance
Relocating is never easy, but it poses further difficulties for people who rely on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). From ensuring accessibility to handling delicate belongings with ...
The Australian28 d
Baked-in spending will cost taxpayers, business long term
Australia’s two top regulators will be beefed up with a combined $148m in extra funding as the two agencies take charge of the fight against scams and tackling poor corporate conduct.
Business Insider9 d
Will mortgage rates go down in 2024?
It indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options. Why are mortgage rates so high? Mortgage rate predictions 2024 Should I wait for mortgage rates to drop ...