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Regional areas are suffering from a lack of providers for people with complex disabilities while behavioural therapists are also ‘swamped’

The government and opposition have laid out their budget pitches for next month's election.

Good morning, early birds. Labor Leader Anthony Albanese has promised a $2.5 billion aged care package in his budget reply, and Chinese-Australian journalist Cheng Lei, who was charged with spy offences in China, has had her verdict deferred after a secret one-day trial. It’s the news you need to know,…

Exclusive: Agency’s ‘intelligence report’ dismissed by tribunal reviewing case as ‘far from sound’

Disability insurance agency argued man should instead get aged care services at an earlier age

Social security payments will decline by almost six per cent in 2022/23 thanks to the end of COVID-19 disaster support payments.

The body overseeing the National Disability Insurance Scheme has launched Federal Court action against the company responsible for supporting Ann Marie Smith, the Adelaide NDIS recipient who died in horrific circumstances.

A Medicare-style tax should be introduced to secure funding for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, advocates say.

Disability advocate Elly Desmarchelier says NDIS issues are not just about money, ‘it is about attitude and respect’

The latest National Disability Insurance Scheme’s (NDIS) quarterly report shows the average plan size per participant fell 4% between 2020 and 2021.

Disability services are warning of a 'general trend of substantial cuts to funding’ in the NT with some facing cuts of more than 50%