Senate inquiry reveals 240,000 to be exited from NDIS
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Australian Federal Government, NDIS
Canberra, Australia
June 2026
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A Senate inquiry into NDIS changes indicates 240,000 existing participants will be exited from the scheme. An additional 110,000 potential participants will be diverted over five years. The government faces criticism over the impact of these reforms on vulnerable individuals.
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