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Luke Henriques-Gomes
The Guardian
Friday 1st April, 2022
National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) staff reviewed the social media accounts of a woman applying for the scheme and sent a report to a doctor engaged to provide an expert
Helen Dickinson and Anne Kavanagh
The Conversation
Monday 28th March, 2022
There has also been a large increase in the number of people disputing these decisions. Between July 2021 and January 2022, an extra 1,423 people with disability have asked the
Todd Winther
DSC
Wednesday 2nd March, 2022
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) has gone through a period of significant change, particularly as to testing a participant’s eligibility. More participants are going through an already rigorous process, only for
Luke Henriques-Gomes
The Guardian
These appeals generally mean a person with disability has seen their funding package cut, a requested support has been denied or the agency has rejected their claim to join the
Rhett Burnie
ABC News
Wednesday 8th December, 2021
Disability Advocacy Network Australia CEO Mary Mallett labelled the NDIA's decision to deny Laura funding for supported accommodation as unfair.  "It isn't fair and … it is completely inappropriate that an 86-year-old
Luke Henriques-Gomes
The Guardian
Monday 29th November, 2021
In 2017 the McGarrigles, supported by Victoria Legal Aid, won a landmark case over NDIS transport funding that had implications for thousands of other participants. The agency appealed to the
Dana Daniel
SMH
Thursday 28th October, 2021
The mother of an eight-year-old boy with severe autism has detailed her “exhausting” administrative battle for NDIS funding while recovering from breast cancer as her son became physically aggressive.
Chris Coombes
DSC
Thursday 28th October, 2021
The AAT, when functioning well, provides a review that is new and independentfrom the original decision maker. The AAT protects individuals against questionable government decisions. But for many NDIS participants
Fliss Dillon
Disability Services Consulting (DSC)
Monday 1st March, 2021
‘In respect of AAT cases, of course they are not precedent setting; they are individual cases relevant specifically to the facts of the particular matter, unlike Federal Court cases…’
Luke Michael
Pro Bono News
Tuesday 2nd March, 2021
With independent assessments soon to become compulsory for National Disability Insurance Scheme participants, advocates are speaking out about major flaws in the process, which will prevent people from directly appealing
Emily McPherson
Nine News
Wednesday 3rd February, 2021
The family of a disabled Brisbane man says he was left without support funding for five weeks after the National Disability Insurance Scheme took months to review his case.
Joshua Dale
Insurance Australia
Friday 18th December, 2020
In considering any care plan for a participant careful attention should be given to the relevant categories of supports. In short those support categories include core supports, capacity building