Every Australian Counts (EAC) says people with disability have forced important changes to the NDIS Bill, but serious concerns remain about new powers that could reduce supports below
17 August 2026 Every Australian Counts is calling on the Government to pause the NDIS Amendment Bill after legal advice raised serious concerns that a key participant safeguard
By Dr George Taleporos, Independent Chair, Every Australian Counts There are many worrying parts of the Government’s new NDIS Bill. So many in fact, that one of the
July 24, 2026 I keep hearing the same words across the disability community: “The NDIS Bill will pass.” I understand why people are saying this. We have to
MEDIA RELEASE For immediate release 6 August 2026 Every Australian Counts has welcomed the Australian Human Rights Commission’s call for the Australian Government to pause the National Disability
The Senate inquiry has been extended. That’s because of you! Thanks to the voices of thousands of people with disability, families, carers, advocates and supporters, the Senate has
Every Australian Counts’ proposed amendments As at 23 June 2026 Every Australian Counts believes the NDIS must be sustainable, fair and centred on people with disability. We support
Every Australian Counts says a joint submission from State and Territory Disability Ministers has sounded the alarm on the Federal Government’s proposed NDIS legislation. “If the Government has
The Australian Government has introduced a major new NDIS Bill called the National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill 2026. Do not be
For immediate release 14 May 2026 Every Australian Counts, the grassroots campaign that campaigned to establish the NDIS, has warned that new legislation introduced into Federal Parliament today
For immediate release 6 May 2026 Every Australian Counts has launched a crucial national campaign calling on the Government to protect the NDIS and stop proposed cuts that
Originally Published: NDIS Insights with Dr George, Special Edition, April 2026 On April 22nd 2026, the NDIS Minister announced massive changes to our NDIS. These changes will affect
People with disability are being cut out of the NDIS supports we need to live ordinary lives where we are included in our communities with real choice and
Dr. George Taleporos, Independent Chair, Every Australian Counts Follow me on LinkedIn Dr George Taleporos is physically disabled public policy professional and the independent chair of Every Australian
More than 135,000 autistic children in Australia may soon lose something the National Disability Insurance Scheme promised them. The right for families to choose the support their child
NDIS participants have been following the Senate Legislation Committee inquiry into the Support at Home program very closely1 and for good reason. What has emerged through that inquiry
About Every Australian Counts Every Australian Counts (EAC) is the grassroots campaign that fights for National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) to fulfil its promise to Australian’s living with
Every Australian Counts believes Thriving Kids should strengthen, not replace, children’s rights to individualised disability support, and must be co‑designed with Autistic and neurodivergent people and families. Plain
Important Note: This information is correct as at 12 March 2026. Decisions and new rules made by the Commonwealth, States and Territories, and the NDIA could change how
What they mean, what’s changing, and how to have your say The Government is consulting on new NDIS planning Rules that will significantly change how plans are created,
The Australian Government has introduced the NDIS (Integrity and Safeguarding) Bill 2025, an important piece of legislation that proposes changes to how the NDIS is regulated and how
Every Australian Counts’ Statement in response to The Guardian article on 3/12/2025 titled “NDIS plans will be computer-generated, with human involvement dramatically cut under sweeping overhaul” Summary Statement
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