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NDIS cuts could leave people without support they need

Seb Hurrell, seated, paints a skate deck while one of his support workers, Ty Groves, shows off one of the Sk8 Mates tees. (Dani Brown: 556011_01)
Dani Brown

Cuts being made to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) through the 2026-27 federal budget will isolate people with a […]

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