Australian government reforms NDIS, cutting participants and budgets significantly by 2030

The Australian government is reforming the National Disability Insurance Scheme, introducing new eligibility criteria and budget cuts to reduce participant numbers from 760,000 to about 600,000 by 2030. Health Minister Mark Butler stated that without these changes, the scheme could become unsustainable, with some participants facing budget reductions of up to 50 percent starting in October.

Summary by Glance · Brisbane Times