Advocates demand NDIS funding for sex support
Should the NDIS fund sex services? Disability advocates say yes.
5 September, 2019Should the NDIS fund sex services? Disability advocates say yes.
5 September, 2019Former senior public servant David Tune has been appointed to conduct a review of the NDIS.
15 August, 2019A new minister has been appointed to oversee the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
27 May, 2019Australia’s federal system of government has its pluses and minuses. Proponents say federalism is necessary in a country as large as Australia, while others say our population is too small and that state governments are an expensive and inefficient way of ensuring we are properly governed. It is generally agreed that the biggest disadvantage of […]
15 January, 2018The inaugural Australian Public Service Diversity and Gender Equality Awards have been held. Winner of the individual award was Justin Lokhorst, Director of Construction Statistics at the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The department/agency award was to the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), the network award to ATOMIC (the ATO’s Making Inclusion Count LGBTI employee network), […]
8 November, 2017Users double over two years.
23 May, 2017West’s way a step forward for National Injury Insurance Scheme
21 May, 2015Newman government industrial relations changes set to be scrapped.
23 April, 2015Palaszczuk to talk tough at COAG.
14 April, 2015Q and A with NSW Minister for Ageing and Disability Services.
31 March, 2015Disability Support Services Set to Boom
12 August, 2014Fiery debate between disabled, unions and NSW Government
7 August, 2014By Paul Hemsley The head of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Reform Council, Paul McClintock has warned that key cross-jurisdictional projects on occupational health and safety laws (OH&S), director’s liability and energy sector competition are in danger of failing. The grim assessment has come as part of the watchdog’s third annual report card on […]
5 December, 2012As the Victorian and NSW Governments want Australia to move to a full National Disability Insurance Scheme, the federal government wants the states to contribute themselves. The two state governments made an expression of interest to have the NDIS launched in the NSW Hunter region and the Victorian Barwon region. This move follows the scheme’s […]
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