Supporting NDIS innovation in the NT
Media Release by The Hon Jane Prentice MPNDIS providers in the Northern Territory are being supported to expand and deliver services in new ways, as part of the final round of the…
NDIS providers in the Northern Territory are being supported to expand and deliver services in new ways, as part of the final round of the…
The Australian Government today introduced legislation to create the National Redress Scheme for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse. The scheme will begin on 1…
Parents who don’t vaccinate their children against disease will lose part of their fortnightly family support payment. From 1 July 2018, Family Tax Benefit Part…
Reforms to the child support program that make the system simpler and more equitable for parents passed the Senate today. The Family Assistance and Child…
A National Redress Scheme for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse moved another step closer when legislation was introduced into the Victorian Parliament today that…
The Turnbull Government is continuing to provide a genuine safety net for those most in need, while making it more sustainable by strengthening the integrity…
Children with severe disability who are unable to live at home will receive the support and care they need. The Commonwealth and NSW Governments have…
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are 1.8 times more likely to have a disability but proportionately do not use disability support services as much…
Australians with disability will be better supported in their search for a job. The final list of organisations to deliver Disability Employment Services (DES) from…
A National Redress Scheme for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse moved another step closer when legislation was introduced into the New South Wales Parliament…
The Federal Government welcomes today’s announcement that Queensland and the Northern Territory have joined the National Redress Scheme for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse. …
The Turnbull Government will provide $2.7 million to make the Australian Capital Territory more inclusive for people with disability. The Government is providing grants for…
Australians with disability will be empowered to exercise more choice and control in their lives. The Turnbull Government will provide $56 million in grant funding…
New online course for interpreters a welcome boost for migrant integration As part of the Federal Coalition Government’s commitment to more effectively integrate newly arrived…
The Turnbull Government will fully fund the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) that is providing life-changing support to Australians with disability. Because of a stronger…
Women on Norfolk Island will receive free advice and training to help them plan for their financial future, along with training and mentoring to strengthen…
A new mobile app to help young people transition from out-of-home care into more independent living has now launched as part of the Towards Independent…
The Turnbull Government is providing an additional $2.4 million a year for the National Disability Advocacy Program in New South Wales and Queensland. The additional…
Victorians living in the Bayside Peninsula region will join more than 140,000 Australians already participating in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) from 1 April…
South Australians aged 18 to 64 years living in the Adelaide Hills, Western Adelaide and Eastern Adelaide regions will join more than 140,000 Australians already…
The Burnie community will be invited to brainstorm ideas to help local, unemployed people find work at an Australian first ‘ideas exchange’. An ‘ideas exchange’…
The Cashless Debit Card will improve the lives of people in the Goldfields community. Around 3,600 people in the Goldfields community will receive the Cashless…
Australia’s welfare system will be simpler and provide greater encouragement for people to move from welfare into work with the passage of the Welfare Reform…
The University of Queensland will evaluate the success of the Government’s innovative approaches to addressing long-term welfare dependency. The Try, Test and Learn Fund is…
This year marks the fifth anniversary of the National Apology for Forced Adoptions. On 21 March 2013, the Australian Government formally apologised to people affected…