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FED:Delayed NDIS reform report 'proves probe was rushed'

Disability organisations are anxiously awaiting a parliamentary inquiry's judgement on a plan to reform the NDIS and remove tens of thousands of participants.

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'Dragging its feet': NDIS report misses second deadline

Contentious changes to the NDIS remain up in the air, with a final report into the reforms still to be released as another deadline is missed.

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Disability rights activist denied boarding flight in New York while travelling alone in wheelchair, says she will take legal action

A model and business executive has claimed she was stopped from boarding a British Airways flight at New York’s JFK Airport because she was travelling alone while using a wheelchair.

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Grattan on Friday: Albanese government gives ground on tax, but how much will it have to cede on the NDIS?

Only a little more than a year into its second term and with Pauline Hanson turning politics upside down, the Albanese government finds itself in policy quicksand on three core issues: its budget tax reforms, its wrestle to curb the National Disability Insurance Scheme, and the electorally sensitive area of…

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‘I’ve had brain injury for 19 years – but DWP still wants me to keep proving I can’t work’

People with conditions like permanent hearing loss and amputated limbs are being forced to re-prove their disability, researchers warn

The Independent UK

Pensioners Could Receive Up to £1,743 Every Four Weeks Through State Pension and PIP

Over 680,000 pensioners now receive Personal Independence Payment, offering up to £1,743.60 every four weeks. This increase is linked to policy changes and the rising State Pension age.

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From a school project to a broken system: the Canberra maker fighting eye-watering markups

An innovator's mission to make disability support affordable again.

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Trump is shifting special ed, civil rights out of Education Department. Here's what we know

The Education Department is transferring oversight of special education and civil rights to other agencies

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Thais spend nearly 7 years living with illness, disability

Thais are expected to spend an average of 6.9 years living with illness or disability in later life, highlighting growing pressure on healthcare services and long-term care systems, according to the Thai Health Report 2026.

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Lack of learning-disability nurses in UK is an ‘absolute crisis’, says union

Exclusive: Royal College of Nursing says 1.5m vulnerable people not getting the right care, as specialism is ‘consistently undermined’

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The NDIS spent a year fighting our request to give our quadriplegic kid a wheelchair. Talk about wasteful

What’s frustrating about Labor’s budget cuts is that they imply disabled people are to blame for cost blowouts

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UK social media ban could cut lifeline for disabled children, campaigners warn

Activists say blanket ban could prevent teenagers from finding peers and role models with similar conditions

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Down syndrome isn’t a tragedy — but misinformation about it is

For more than a century, people with Down syndrome have been defined by what medicine says they cannot do.

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AP Exclusive: The school choice scholarship boom benefits kids already in private school

Soon, half of all American schoolkids will live in states that offer public money for a private education

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FED:Final report into 'rubbish' disability reforms delayed

Plans to overhaul Australia's main disability support program are facing an increasingly rocky road as the coalition hardens its criticism of the changes.

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Final report into 'rubbish' disability reforms delayed

Plans to overhaul Australia's main disability support program are facing an increasingly rocky road as the coalition hardens its criticism of the changes.

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9 Changes to ABLE Accounts in 2026: Higher Contribution Limits and Extended Saver’s Credits

Across the United States, there are over 214,000 active ABLE accounts. However, there was a federal expansion of the program this year that increased the...

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The Guardian view on disability rights: the removal of legal safeguards brings risks

Editorial: Charities are right to be concerned about the supreme court’s decision to lessen oversight of care settings

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