The Bill is under Senate Inquiry and not yet law. Here is a plain-English, provider-focused look at what it proposes and what to watch.
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A new expert group will advise on how NDIS access is assessed. Here is what the Functional Capacity TAG is, what it does, and what happens next.
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The Act strengthens the NDIS Commission's powers and raises the stakes for non-compliance. A plain-English rundown of what changed and what it means for providers.
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Platform providers are now in scope for mandatory registration, with their own distinct requirements. Here is what NDIS digital platforms specifically need to know.
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The Commission's evidence guide sets out what good SIL practice looks like and how to show it. Here are the four standards and the evidence behind each.
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Banning orders are a routine, public part of how the NDIS is regulated. Here is what they are, why they happen, and why evidenced compliance is now the baseline.
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The new registration rules and Practice Standards for SIL and platform providers are here. Here's a plain-English guide to what's actually changed, and the practical steps to take now.
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Registration is now mandatory for SIL providers, and there's still a clear path forward. Here are the five excuses we hear most, and an honest answer to each.
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Part 2 of our 2026-27 NDIS Pricing Review breakdown: the structural changes and the actions to take, including Short Term Accommodation, registration and pricing, therapy and nursing, and service agreements.
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The NDIA's 2026-27 Annual Pricing Review is out. Part 1 breaks down the rate changes and freezes, from the wage pass-through to support coordination and plan management, and what they mean for your margins.
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If an auditor walked into your organisation tomorrow, could you prove compliance without scrambling? Not show documents. Not explain your policies. Actually prove it. Here is what that looks like in practice and why it matters more than ever in 2026.
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For a lot of NDIS providers, compliance feels like a documentation exercise. Policies written. Procedures documented. Folders organised. But auditors do not assess what you have. They assess what you can demonstrate. And those are two very different things.
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