Breakfast Wrap: What do NDIS families think of these major reforms?
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The federal government has announced sweeping changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme, in a bid to bring spending back down to sustainable levels, and clamp down on fraud.
On the program we bring you the reactions of participants and their families, as well as advocates and providers.
You'll also hear from one of the original architects of the NDIS, and Health Minister Mark Butler.
Meanwhile in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has attacked three vessels, seizing two, as tensions rise in the vital waterway.
It comes as US President Donald Trump claims a ceasefire with Iran has been extended - but without a new date.
We'll unpack the state of the Strait.
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