Price slams NDIS reforms, warns of harm to Regional WA

Coalition comes out swinging against NDIS price cuts

Price slams NDIS reforms, warns of harm to Regional WA

Member for Durack Melissa Price has slammed upcoming changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme, warning the reforms will hurt regional WA.

Controversial price changes impact on care capability - The Corryong Courier

Independent Federal Member for Indi, Dr Helen Haines, is calling on the Australian government to pause NDIS pricing changes and undertake regional consultation, following a meeting with allied health providers this week.  On Monday, Dr Haines met with NDIS providers -– including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dieticians, speech pathologists and support coordinators - who expressed serious concerns about controversial changes to NDIS …

Why Do You Need an NDIS Plan Manager?

Managing an NDIS plan can feel like a full-time job. While the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) offers participants greater choice and control over their supports, it also involves detailed financial and administrative responsibilities. This includes handling invoices, tracking budgets, ensuring provider payments, and staying compliant with NDIS rules. That’s where an NDIS plan manager […] The post Why Do You Need an NDIS Plan Manager…

Allowance cuts a rural blow - Murray Pioneer

THE proposed changes to travel allowances for allied health providers under the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits 2025–26 raise serious concerns for rural, regional and remote communities, severely impacting the delivery of essential...

Fears NDIS cuts could see providers pull vital services from regional communities

Illawarra Disability Alliance representatives with advocate Kyle Montgomery (centre) and Wollongong City Councillor Kit Docker (far right). Photo: Supplied. Disability advocates fear that changes to the NDIS that came into effect this month could see providers stop offering essential therapies. From 1 July, therapists are only allowed to charge half of the therapy hourly rate for travel to home or school sessions, which could significantly reduc…