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.
From 1 October, PRODA no longer works for the NDIS Commission portal. Providers without myID and RAM set up lose access to incident reporting and registration tools. Here's what to check today.
Most coverage of the 1 October NDIS reset focuses on participants. But for the providers who deliver social and community participation, it's a revenue shock arriving plan by plan. Here's what to plan for.
A new NDIS rule requiring providers to keep claim records for seven years has quietly taken effect, with real penalties attached. Here's what it means for providers, and why it matters for participants too.
From October, NDIS budgets for social and community participation start being reset as plans are reassessed, but only if the law passes. Here's what providers and participants need to understand.
A good support coordinator can transform how your NDIS plan works, while the wrong one wastes your funding. Here's how to choose well, what to ask, and the red flags to avoid.
The government is opening consultation on the NDIS changes that will reshape how providers operate, from planning to pricing to commissioning. Here's what's on the table and why providers should engage.
A new real-time digital claims and payments system has begun rolling out across the NDIS, with full rollout by 2030. Here's how it works and what it means for providers and participants.
From December, the window to claim for NDIS supports shrinks from two years to just 90 days. Here's what the change means for providers, participants and the integrity of the Scheme.
From 1 July, providers of supported independent living must be registered or have applied for registration. Here's what the change means for participants living in shared supports and the providers who deliver them.