The NDIS is deleting your comments demanding they investigate the alleged fraud exposed in our video.
Instead of answering questions, they’re trying to bury them.
They want this to disappear.
Not happening. This is only the beginning.
NDIS EXPOSED: Massive 52 minute investigation with @PeteZogoulas into Australia's immense disability fraud crisis.
This is Minnesota on a national scale. The NDIS budget - now approaching $50 billion a year - is closing in on Australia's entire military budget, and there is so much fraud in the system that the official government regulator told the Australian Senate there are not enough judges in Australia to try all known cases of fraud. The entire Australian legal system would collapse if they tried.
Up to 99% of alleged NDIS fraud goes unprosecuted. Out of over 7,000 tip-offs alleging fraud in the March quarter of 2025, just 16 cases (0.22%) were prosecuted.
So alleged scammers don't even bother to hide abuse.
To give you just one example: we visited a West Sydney NDIS provider operating out of the exact same address as a previous NDIS business the Australian government shut down for fraud four months ago. They were using the same accountant and THE EXACT SAME PHONE NUMBERS!
When we confronted them on camera, the owners physically assaulted us, smashed $800 worth of @PeteZogoulas's equipment, and staff screamed "RETARD" at us.
These people work in disability care.
Very legitimate and professional disability service business.
Watch the whole thing now. This is just the tip of the iceberg.
@mykeryu@445_nada@ssshimong I see. The way he fights in muay thai is so unorthodox. He's so light on his feet as opposed to the standard marching forward, it's so beautiful to watch.
I guess it is very similar to boxing, hit and not get hit.
Btw hope you're well!
@mykeryu@445_nada@ssshimong The Japanese Kickboxers are amazing and their movement translates so well in Muay thai. Is Nadaka from a muay thai base or kick boxing base?
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