The Latest Breaking News from NDIS

A Federal Court action launched against the company responsible for caring for Adelaide woman Ann Marie Smith, who died in alleged neglect, has been delayed.

People with disability and their family members from non-English speaking refugee backgrounds come up against language and communication barriers when they try to access services, including the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Some Indigenous people afraid to seek help and those on NDIS plans not made aware of funding they can access, royal commission hears

A royal commission has been told there is less support for disabled people in a remote WA town under the NDIS compared with the old state-based system.

The disability royal commission has been told the National Disability Insurance Scheme has failed in remote Indigenous communities.

Disability royal commission begins hearings in Alice Springs focused on NDIS for First Nations people

More than 400 clients and 61 staff members face an uncertain future when a Gippsland mental health support service closes its doors for the final time today.

When Benalla’s Centrelink and NDIS offices abruptly closed last year, residents were told there would be community consultation and a new site established. That has yet to happen.

People with disability are over-represented in prison and some are criminalised because of behaviours related to their disability. But they are unlikely to have their disability recognised or adjusted for, and the connection between the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and the criminal justice system has long been problematic.