63-year-old NDIS “Cash Cow” is Denied Legal Protections Against Elder Abuse in an Adelaide Hills Nursing Home

MEDIA RELEASE – 5th December, 2024     Participants of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) have become lucrative “cash cows” to be exploited by unethical NDIA Planners, belligerent Public Advocates, and unscrupulous NDIS providers, warns Ms. Ksenija Kristo, Director of KSM Disability Consultancy. These individuals trade vulnerable NDIS participants between nursing homes and preferred Read More …

THE WEIGHT OF CHAINS: HOW THE GOVERNMENT ASSET-STRIPPING FACTORY IS SYSTEMATICALLY ABUSING THE ELDERLY AND VULNERABLE

MEDIA RELEASE, 18/11/24  Aged and disability rights advocates are calling for an urgent Royal Commission into the systemic abuses and exploitation of the elderly, their families, carers, and service providers under South Australia’s Guardianship regime. Disability advocate and Director of KSM Disability Consultancy (KSM), Ms. Ksenija Kristo, has condemned the South Australian Government, stating, “The Read More …

DEATH BY DIAGNOSIS: OFFICE OF PUBLIC ADVOCATE MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE WILFUL MURDER OF “KATHLEEN”

MEDIA RELEASE 26/10/24 Aged & disability advocates are again calling on Kiara’s Law to get all family guardianship matters taken out of the South Australian Civil & Administrative Tribunal (SACAT) & sent directly into the Supreme Court or to commence in a lower court with access to justice through a higher court, after the death Read More …

IMPERIAL ACTS OF CONSTITUTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Unlike three eastern States that have Imperial Acts Application legislation, South Australia does not have any such an Act. The interstate legislation identifies which Imperial Acts apply and which parts of the Acts apply; in the case of the Victorian statute the text of the relevant provisons is helpfully included. South Australia lacks these advantages. Read More …

Spent Convictions.

Each State has a spent convictions scheme to render an offence older than 10 years of no effect. This can allow you to again travel overseas or start a job in a new industry as there is no requirement to disclose a spent conviction. Additionally it is an offence to discriminate against someone with a Read More …