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12 August 2026

The two charts that explain the government’s NDIS nightmare

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The two charts that explain the government’s NDIS nightmare

More than half of all NDIS spending goes to just 10 per cent of mostly low-income disabled people, undermining the argument for means-testing the scheme.

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