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Legislation, policy updates and announcements straight from the National Disability Insurance Agency.
Planned system updates 8 November 2026
There are upcoming multi-system updates. Planned outages allow us to update and improve our systems.
Read on ndis.gov.au →Five people charged as investigations continue into alleged Commonwealth fraud of up to $235 million after AFP-led period of action
The Australian Government’s Fraud Fusion Taskforce (FFT) has charged five people with fraud-related offences during a coordinated national operation targeting entities which allegedly took $235 million in fraudulent A…
Read on ndis.gov.au →Justice Advisory Panel advice
The NDIA has published advice provided by the Justice Advisory Panel, which is focused on improving outcomes for people with disability who interact with the justice system.
Read on ndis.gov.au →Planned system updates 24-25 October 2026
There are upcoming multi-system updates. Planned outages allow us to update and improve our systems.
Read on ndis.gov.au →Changes to how SDA funding appears in NDIS plans
From 19 October 2026, the full amount of Specialist Disability Accommodation funding a participant is eligible for will be included in their NDIS plan when it is approved.
Read on ndis.gov.au →NDIS price increase from 1 December 2026: Gender-based undervaluation priority awards review
From 1 December 2026, the maximum prices for four NDIS support items will increase.
Read on ndis.gov.au →NDIS Amendment (Integrity and Safeguarding) Bill 2026 passes Parliament
Read article →A new way of planning starts mid-2026: what it means for participants
Read article →NDIS now supports more than 692,000 Australians
Read article →Mandatory Supported Independent Living registration starts mid-2026
Read article →NDIS First Nations Strategy 2025–2030 launched
Read article →Reform for Outcomes: NDIA quarterly meeting summary
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