Thriving Kids used as political 'bargaining chip', expert claims

A member of Australia's Thriving Kids advisory panel has raised concerns that the disability support program is being used as a political bargaining chip. According to ABC News, the panel member is worried about how the initiative—which provides early intervention services for children with autism and developmental delays—is being rolled out. The concerns come amid broader debates over NDIS funding and disability policy in Australia.

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