Centrelink

We have payments and services to help with your child's education and health care.

Financial help if you’re looking for work. There are also payments if you’re sick or injured and can’t do your usual work or study.

Payments and services for older Australians who plan to retire, have retired, or are considering working past Age Pension age.

There are payments and services to help if you’re ill, injured or have disability.

Help for students, trainees and Australian Apprentices.

There are payments and services available to support you if you live in a rural or remote area of Australia.

We provide payments to people who provide daily care for someone with severe disability, a medical condition, or who is frail aged.

We have a range of payments and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.

We have payments, services and information to support you if you’re living in Australia with an eligible visa.

The Australian Government announced support if you live in Western Australia or New South Wales and can't earn an income.

From 28 September 2020, if you have mutual obligation requirements, you must start meeting them.

As a job seeker, you need to know the upcoming changes and things you need to do to keep getting your payments.

From 25 September, we’ll once again apply the Liquid Assets Waiting Period to new claims. This means you may need to wait to get your payment.

If you or your partner get income from JobKeeper payment, you must report it to us if you also get an income support payment.

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is reuniting people with super they may not know they have. Read more about inactive low balance super accounts on the ATO website.