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Clem Bastow

  • Freelance Writer, Freelance
  • Freelance Contributor, The Guardian
  • Tutor in Screenwriting, University of Melbourne
Melbourne
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Mark Butler’s NDIS cuts will force people with disabilities like mine to withdraw from society

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By Clem Bastow
| Inkl
‘Is it returning the [national disability insurance scheme] to its “original intent” to slash the very funding that allows disabled people to meaningfully engage in community?’ asks autistic advocate Clem Bastow. Photograph: Posed by model; Justin Paget/Getty Images At times of extreme dysregulation, I turn to the safest of safe foods: a particular frozen cheeseburger that has changed its recipe once since last century.
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Mark Butler’s NDIS cuts will force people with disabilities like mine to withdraw from society

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By Clem Bastow
| MSN UK Verified
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NDIS headlines are turning autistic people into the new dole bludgers

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By Clem Bastow
| Crikey Verified
The media loves to remind us that autistic people are the largest cohort of NDIS participants. Autistic people are at the centre of attempts to divert people away from the disability scheme, be it Western Australia’s Inklings program, or the still ephemeral Thriving Kids.
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