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New laws allow children to be removed from NDIS once reboot is ready - Vimarsana News

New laws allow children to be removed from NDIS once reboot is ready

NDIS Minister Bill Shorten promises Australians with a disability they will get the help they need, as he introduces significant new powers for the National Disability Insurance Agency.

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Larry was paid $4.20 an hour in Australia. It's not enough to live on – but it's completely legal | Industrial relations - Vimarsana News

Larry was paid $4.20 an hour in Australia. It's not enough to live on – but it's completely legal | Industrial relations

People with intellectual disability are getting hourly wages that don’t even cover their bus trips to work. Advocates believe it’s time for a radical overhaul

NDIS review raises a difficult question for Bill Shorten: what happens to children on the scheme now? - Vimarsana News

NDIS review raises a difficult question for Bill Shorten: what happens to children on the scheme now?

In five years, there will be a new support service to divert families from joining the National Disability Insurance Scheme. What about those who qualify now?

NIB share price falls as NDIS review ends 'ticket clipping' - Vimarsana News

NIB share price falls as NDIS review ends 'ticket clipping'

The NDIS review has recommended a transition away from plan management, ending the lucrative business of paying invoices and managing budgets.

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NDIS review raises a difficult question for Bill Shorten: what happens to children on the scheme now? - Vimarsana News

NDIS review raises a difficult question for Bill Shorten: what happens to children on the scheme now?

In five years, there will be a new support service to divert families from joining the National Disability Insurance Scheme. What about those who qualify now?