A new digital system to make interactions with the NDIS Commission simpler and more efficient will be launched second half of 2026. It will introduce a range of smart features designed to save time and provide a smoother experience. You can watch a short introductory video and download a fact sheet covering what’s changing, key dates, and where to get help.

Have you been to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission website recently? It has a range of workforce resources to support you to deliver safe and quality services.

The Grattan Institute article: The federal Budget relies heavily on NDIS reforms, which account for around 60% of its planned savings, making the scheme a central financial risk. While structural changes aim to improve fairness and sustainability, significant short-term cuts risk undermining support and shifting the burden onto vulnerable people and their families.

The Grattan Institute article: The federal Budget relies heavily on NDIS reforms, which account for around 60% of its planned savings, making the scheme a central financial risk. While structural changes aim to improve fairness and sustainability, significant short-term cuts risk undermining support and shifting the burden onto vulnerable people and their families.

ABC article on an Agnes Waters accommodation provider becoming the first person to be prosecuted after refusing to allow a woman to stay with her guide dog.

This Disability and Rehabilitation article describes a scoping review of the published literature on this topic from 2012 to 2025.

The National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health is offering two $100,000 grants to support projects.

This course by QCOSS introduces community workers to psychosocial wellbeing, helping to understand its importance, recognise workplace risks that can affect wellbeing, and identify personal and organisational responsibilities to maintain a healthy work environment.

The Conversation looks at impacts of the new NDIS eligibility and how consequences of these reforms show a gender strategy is needed more than ever.

If you are a supplier of disability supports and registered for GST, your supplies to a National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participant may be GST-free.

NDIS participants are invited to help test the new way of planning before it rolls out from April 2027. This will help us understand what works well, and what needs to improve before roll out. Test will be conducted between July and December 2026.