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NDIS reforms introduced to slash shocking fraud

Published 5 June 2024, 9:05 am
Laws that will enable sweeping reforms to the NDIS have passed the lower house, as the government looks to claw back 14 billion dollars from the scheme over five years. It comes amid shocking revelations of fraud by disability providers and participants this week.
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