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Kathy and Daniel Dwyer fear they may lose their support coordinator after the NDIS freezes pricing for the third year in a row. Their provider is one of more than 250 likely to close in the next year.

Eighteen months ago, a Melbourne woman named Leila had a stroke and went to a local hospital. After medical support over a few weeks, Leila was ready to be discharged from the hospital, but required some specialist support due to her disability.

It is nearing ten years since the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was legislated in the dying days of the Gillard government. Not only was there bipartisan support for the NDIS, the reform came about on the back of a grassroots campaign from the disability community. People with disability –…

Former Victorian premier Dennis Napthine has resigned as chair of the NDIA board, just three months into his term.

The "desperate situations" of First Nations people with disability living in remote communities have been laid bare at the disability royal commission.

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

Curbing opportunities for disabled people by focusing on and rewarding limitations is the opposite of what was intended

People with disability in regional areas face greater difficulties accessing support services