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NDIS reforms pass Senate

New reforms of the NDIS passed the Senate overnight and will save taxpayers $40 billion, the government says.

theage.com.au ·2h ago

NDIS reforms pass Senate

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Australia politcs live: NDIS reforms to pass parliament today after 63 amendments get Coalition on side theguardian.com
‘Strip us of our rights’: Controversial NDIS reforms set to pass crikey.com.au
Australia news LIVE: Gambling reform package passes House of Representatives; Sweeping NDIS cuts expected to become law this week theage.com.au
Australia news LIVE: Gambling reform package passes House of Representatives; Sweeping NDIS cuts expected to become law this week smh.com.au

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