The Latest Breaking News from NDIS

The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) has a new chair and for the first time it is a disabled person – former paralympian Kurt Fearnley. His appointment, along with that of two new directors, Graeme Innes (former disability discrimination commissioner) and Maryanne Diamond (Australian Network on Disability board member), brings…

Sensitive medical information about NDIS participants and aged home care residents was hacked in May but little action was taken.

When the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was established almost a decade ago, it was envisaged people with disability would be empowered consumers. It was hoped their customer insights would shape new services designed to meet their specific needs and preferences.

A royal commission has heard vivid descriptions of how abuse is rampant among people with disabilities in detention and prison.

Former disability discrimination commissioner Graeme Innes will lead independent body aimed at blitzing massive backlog of cases

Class action alleging exclusion from disability scheme for over 65s could rival robodebt scandal

More than a dozen NDIS participants are stuck in hospitals despite being medically cleared to leave.

Mobility is fundamental to both the quality of life for seniors and aged care funding, but physiotherapists are being dumped.

A recent report found the main reason for the delay in discharging people with disabilities was getting plans and funding approved.