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Anyone with an interest in NDIS pricing arrangements and price limits is invited to make a submission to the Annual Pricing Review (APR) 2023-2024, which is currently underway. This year, we aim to enhance participant engagement through a participant-focused Consultation Paper. The participant Consultation Paper includes a plain English paper, an accessible easy-read paper, and an online survey submission. Submissions on the consultation paper can be made until 11.59 pm AEDT Sunday 3 March for providers and 11:59pm AEDT on Sunday 17 March 2024 for participants.

National Mental Health Sector Reference Group (NMHSRG) members met on 22 November 2023 via videoconference. This was the NMHSRG’s third meeting for the year.

There are upcoming planned outages. Planned outages allow us to update and improve our systems. Impacted systems NDIS website - ndis.gov.au NDIA Improvements website - improvements.ndis.gov.au Data website - data.ndis.gov.au Our Guidelines website - ourguidelines.ndis.gov.au Start date and time Wednesday 7 February 2024 AEDT 11:00 pm Finish date and time Thursday 8 February 2024 AEDT 12 am (midnight) Outage window 1 hour Impact on users These websites will be down during the outage window. Please plan around this if required. We are sorry for the disruption. You can access the NDIS portals by clicking one of the links below: Participant...

As of 1 January 2024, the transitional period for group and centre-based pricing is now complete.

A new Taskforce will work with people living with disability to ensure provider and worker registrations lead to better outcomes for National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants.

The NDIS continues to have a positive impact on the lives of participants, their families and carers with recent data highlighting improvements in areas such as employment and community participation.

The Australian Government will provide initial funding of $83.9 million to strengthen the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and make sure every dollar is going to participants who need it.

Based on world-leading research, Inklings supports babies aged 6-18 months who are showing early differences in their social and communication skills.