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Bushfire and emergency information Every year during the Australian summer, we face a range of hazards, including bushfires, cyclones, floods, extreme heat and severe storms. It is important to note that state and territory emergency services have responsibility for the response to emergencies for all citizens. The Agency should not be considered the first or primary source of information in the event of an emergency. Below you will find a range of state or territory based websites and resources to help you keep up to date. In the event of an emergency or disaster, please always follow the local advice...

The NDIA Gifts and Benefits policy provide guidance and direction to staff when offers of gifts or benefits are made from parties external to the Agency.

Current and former public officials can raise concerns about wrongdoing in the Commonwealth public sector under the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013 (PID Act). A concern raised under the PID Act is a ‘public interest disclosure’ or ‘PID’.

We employ people with disability and make sure they can access secure and sustainable employment opportunities, and are respected for their skills. If you're a person with disability who wants to make a difference, we want to hear from you.

Promoting careers for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Meet our previous graduates from 2020 and learn about their experiences in the program.

Information on the organisational structure of the NDIA

The NDIA 2016-17 Annual Report was tabled on 24 October 2017. Resources NDIA 2016-17 Annual Report (PDF 8MB) NDIA 2016-17 Annual Report (DOCX 358KB) Easy English You can download an accessible version below: NDIA 2016-17 Annual Report (Easy English PDF 3MB)

The NDIA Corporate Plan 2026–2027 is the Agency’s most significant planning document. It describes the Agency’s strategic direction for the next four years. It details the key activities we plan to carry out and how we will measure our performance.

The Quarterly Reports provide the disability ministers with information (including statistics) about participants in each jurisdiction and the funding or provision of supports by the NDIA in each jurisdiction. The NDIA provides these reports to disability ministers following the end of each quarter by 31 January, 30 April, 31 July and 31 October.