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Coconut Island local, Lewis Cook is in his happy place, planting and watching his garden grow fresh produce for him, his family, and his Torres Strait Islander community to cook and eat.
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Until 15 December 2022, NDIA staff and its partner organisations will be visiting rural and regional Tasmania on board the Services Australia Mobile Service Centres.
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People have often made the mistake of underestimating Krystal Matthews. Born with cerebral palsy, Krystal and her family saw no limits for her. But others did. In high school, a teacher urged Krystal, who uses a wheelchair, not to take part in a childcare activity because she ‘would never become a mother’.
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The Agency has announced the Panel of independent experts for the Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) Pricing Review 2022-23.
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Until 13 December 2022, NDIA will be visiting rural and regional South Australia on board the Services Australia Mobile Service Centres.
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We respect your right to seek a review of a decision made by us. For some people, this means asking the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) to review a decision made by the NDIA because you do not agree with it.
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Since being elected in May 2022, the Albanese Labor Government has saved the state health system hundreds of millions of dollars by reducing the number of days National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants stay in hospital when medically ready for discharge.
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Disability Ministers came together in Canberra last Friday to set collective priorities for the year ahead, focused on improving the lives of people with disability.
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There is nothing more precious to a parent than to watch their child grow up, be happy and live their best life. So it is with Petrea Aslett, a Brisbane mum whose son, Hudson, 10, loves to surf with his mates at the Disabled Surfers Association (DSA) on the Gold Coast. Hudson, who lives with cerebral palsy, has been surfing with the DSA since the age of 3, and while it is his favourite activity, Petrea says it was a challenging time before the NDIS entered their lives. “I was acting more as a carer than a parent,” Petrea said...