Our first meeting was collaborative, with strong engagement and a clear focus on making the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) more culturally safe, accessible, and responsive for First Nations peoples.
Queensland NDIS participant Elise has achieved her biggest goal, earning her Certificate III in hospitality. Now the 35-year-old, who has an intellectual disability and autism, is keen to find meaningful work in a field she’s passionate about.
We’re closely monitoring the recovery from Tropical Cyclone Fina in Northern Territory. In an emergency, you should always call 000. For your own safety, please follow the advice from your local emergency services.
NDIS participant Darcy had employment funding included in his NDIS plan. It meant he could work with an NDIS employment provider to help build his confidence and skills to get a job. Now he’s a school crossing supervisor.
The Australian Government is putting disability service providers and retailers on notice over misleading and deceptive advertising that targets NDIS participants and their families.
From mid-2026, the NDIS planning process will begin changing to make it fairer, more consistent and easier for participants. This new approach is called new framework planning.