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A public hearing was held into NDIS integrity yesterday - here’s what we know so far: - Almost $4bn was lost last year alone (but this is only a statistical estimate based on limited criminal investigations) - 90% of the smallest 1,000 plan managers showed indicators of fraud -...

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