Since 1 October, the NDIA can suspend a plan if a participant doesn't respond to information requests. Here's how the process works, who's most likely to slip through, and what support networks can do.
Many family carers miss out on payments they're entitled to. Here's the difference between Carer Payment and Carer Allowance, how much each pays, and how to claim.
SIL and platform providers who haven't lodged their registration by 1 October risk being unable to deliver supports. Here's the deadline, the tiers coming, and what providers and participants should do.
The NDIS is moving to a three-tier registration system: enrolled, registered, and advanced registered. Here's what each tier means and whether it changes who you can use.
Buried in the July 1 NDIS changes was a quiet but important fix: a loophole that let unsuitable operators take over provider businesses under cover of an existing registration. Here's what changed and why it matters.
While everyone watched the reform bill stall in the Senate, a separate wave of NDIS changes quietly took effect on July 1, no legislation required. Here's what actually changed and who it affects.
From 1 July 2026, Supported Independent Living providers must be registered and meet new Practice Standards. Here's what the change means for the participants who live in SIL arrangements and rely on these supports.
New laws targeting fraud and serious misconduct in the NDIS have passed Parliament, introducing prison sentences and dramatically higher fines. Here's what the changes mean for participants and providers.
From 1 July 2026, certain NDIS providers will be legally required to register for the first time. Here's what mandatory registration actually means for participants, and why the government says it makes the scheme safer.
