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Weekly wrap of news from Powerd for the week ending Friday 20th June 2025

Exactly where the NDIS will end up is a hanging question

Many service providers in the disability sector will receive further funding cuts.

The owner of a Hunter Valley based mobile dietetic practice talked NDIS cuts

A major taxi company has rolled out a new policy dedicated to ensuring passengers with assistance animals will not be refused transport based on their accessibility requirements.

Children living with disability and their families could need to wait until their ninth birthday before they become eligible for NDIS

Deafblind advocates and disability organisations will cover key politicians in knitted and crocheted materials this week.

Weekly wrap of news from Powerd for the week ending Friday 13th June 2025.

Many of Australia’s leading disability advocates are in New York this week to attend the Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (COSP18).

A major taxi company has rolled out a new policy dedicated to ensuring passengers with assistance animals will not be refused transport based on their accessibility requirements.

The NDIS remains a lifeline for people with disability. Increasingly, it’s also a lightning rod for budget restraint.

Transition to Post Schooling for Autistic Young People