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Victorian man arrested over alleged $700,000 NDIS fraud

A 48-year-old Victorian man has been arrested after allegations he used two businesses to funnel about $700,000 in NDIS funding into his own bank accounts. Police and the National Disability Insurance Agency claim he submitted false invoices for services he did not receive over a two-year period, and he will be interviewed.
WHO: Hamilton Crime Investigation Unit detectives and the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA)
WHAT: Arrest of a 48-year-old NDIS participant over alleged submission of false invoices totaling about $700,000 for services not received
WHEN: Aug 26, 2026
WHERE: Horsham, Victoria, Australia
WHY: He was arrested over allegations that he submitted false invoices for services he did not receive, funneling about $700,000 in NDIS funding into his own bank accounts.
Sources (1): ABC Australia

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