Government advisory group urges delay of NDIS 'robo' changes
The federal government has been urged by its own NDIS advisory group to delay the rollout of a controversial new way of determining support plans for participants.
Government advisory group urges delay of NDIS 'robo' changes
The federal government has been urged by its own NDIS advisory group to delay the rollout of a controversial new way of determining support plans for participants.
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