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22 October 2026

Mother banned from working as NDIS support worker after children removed from her care

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Mother banned from working as NDIS support worker after children removed from her care

An NDIS support worker has been unsuccessful in trying to reverse a decision banning her from engaging in disability support care work after she was found to have had children removed from her care.

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