We read the announcements, the legislation and the pricing schedules so you do not have to. Every article explains the change, the dates and the practical next steps for participants and families in NSW.
An honest guide for families to the medicines, gene therapies and Australian clinical trials making news this year, from spinal muscular atrophy and Angelman syndrome to autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy and Rett syndrome. What is real, what is available here, and what is not.
We are currently welcoming new NDIS participants across our service areas.
A clearer, more supportive first-contact process for participants, families and referrers.
This article covered the 2025-26 pricing update. For the current 2026-27 Pricing Schedule, including support worker rates, therapy travel and respite changes, read our updated explainer.
The Commonwealth's $4 billion Thriving Kids program started on 1 October 2026. Here is what is available now, what arrives in NSW in 2027, and what it means for children on the NDIS.
Since 1 July 2026 supported independent living and digital platform providers must be registered with the NDIS Commission, and existing providers had until 1 October 2026 to apply. Support coordination registration has been paused. Here is how to check your providers.
From 1 October 2026 the NDIA is reducing Social, Economic and Community Participation budgets by around half and Improved Daily Living budgets by about 10 per cent as plans are made or renewed. Here is how the reset works and how to prepare.
The 2026-27 pricing round changed more than the numbers. The old Pricing Arrangements document has been split into three, support worker price limits rose with the minimum wage, therapy travel is now claimed at half rate, and short-term accommodation is billed differently.
The Fraud Fusion Taskforce says it has now put 20 people behind bars for a combined 74 years and protected $2.1 billion in scheme funds. With new kickback offences starting in November, here is how participants can spot and report misuse of their funding.
The NDIA has delayed the start of new framework planning, including the I-CAN support needs assessment tool, from mid-2026 to 1 April 2027. Testing with participants continues through to December 2026.
A snapshot of where the scheme stands as the reforms begin: participant numbers, spending, the 2026-27 Budget settings, the new NDIA leadership and the national Foundational Supports agreement.
The 'navigator' idea from the NDIS Review is arriving as commissioned services rather than a new job title. Plan management moves to an NDIA panel from 1 October 2027 and support coordination becomes a commissioned, regional service from 1 July 2028.
Parliament passed the second big round of NDIS law reform on 19 August 2026, with Royal Assent the next day. Here are the provisions that affect participants most, including limits on unscheduled reassessments, plan end dates and new integrity offences.
Our team talks to participants and families about NDIS changes every day. Call us for a plain-English explanation of what a change means for your plan.