DSC takes a closer look at the NDIA’s first evaluation summary of the NDIS reforms. From confusion over support lists to gaps in the rollout, the report offers a rare glimpse into how the reforms are really landing and where there might opportunity to improve.

The NDIA have frozen NDIS payments for Occupational therapists (OTs) services for the sixth year and also cut travel payments for OTs who visit people in their home and community by 50%. This article looks at why is it often better to see an OT at home or community?

This report claims saving the NDIS is not a question of spending more money – their analysis shows the problem lies in how existing funding is allocated and they show how the NDIS can be saved.

The article highlights why pricing comparisons don’t always translate to rural services.

This article looks at the annual NDIS pricing rules that aim to ensure services remain sustainable.

The 2025-26 NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits (PAPL) has been released, bringing modest increases for some supports and significant shifts for others. DSC outlines what’s changed – and what hasn’t.

The Productivity Commission says addressing this gap must be an urgent priority for all governments.

Frontline leaders have a critical role to play in supporting health outcomes for people with disability. This article explores the barriers to achieving great health outcomes, what the statistics reveal, and how frontline leaders can change the story.

A recent Administrative Review Tribunal decision had *a thing to say* about the procedural fairness of the NDIA’s eligibility reassessment processes, and the updated timeframes for responding to requests for information.

This report provides an overview of the most significant developments and what the changes mean for people with disability. It also foreshadows what can be expected in 2025 and discusses government commitments to co-design further reforms and develop ‘foundational supports’ for people with disability outside the NDIS.