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Cuts to NDIS budget would impact quality and variety of treatments

Nov. 27, 2024 - 12:01 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

People living with disability could soon find it more difficult to access treatments like music therapy under the latest cuts to the NDIS. Some practitioners say they may be forced to shut down, because their payments could soon be reduced by two thirds.