The Latest Breaking News from NDIS

Mostyn Evans would rather risk his life than amputate his leg for fears he would not be cared for appropriately by a state-run disability support service in Adelaide's south.

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 –…

A Federal Court action launched against the company responsible for caring for Adelaide woman Ann Marie Smith, who died in alleged neglect, has been delayed.

People with disability and their family members from non-English speaking refugee backgrounds come up against language and communication barriers when they try to access services, including the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Traralgon-based Barrier Breakers votes to go into liquidation, citing the lack of government funding for its demise.

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

More than 30,000 households are on a waiting list, with many spending months and years living in limbo

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

Some Indigenous people afraid to seek help and those on NDIS plans not made aware of funding they can access, royal commission hears

A royal commission has been told there is less support for disabled people in a remote WA town under the NDIS compared with the old state-based system.

The disability royal commission has been told the National Disability Insurance Scheme has failed in remote Indigenous communities.