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The latest news updates and changes.

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Dec 2025

Learn about Age Pension in your language

If you’re retiring or have already retired, you may be able to get Age Pension. You can find out more about this payment in your language.

1
Dec 2025

It’s not too late to claim ABSTUDY for 2025

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high school students can still claim ABSTUDY for 2025. You will need to claim before the end of the year.

1
Dec 2025

Public holiday closures over the Christmas and New Year period

Your Centrelink payment and reporting dates may change due to the upcoming public holidays.

1
Dec 2025

It’s not too late to claim the Tertiary Access Payment (TAP) for 2025

If you relocated to a regional or remote area this year to start studying, you may be eligible to claim up to $5,000 before 31 December.

1
Dec 2025

Plan ahead and set yourself up this tax time

There are things you can do now to help avoid surprises after lodging your tax return or confirming your income.

1
Dec 2025

New reporting process for aged care lump sum balances

From 1 December, aged care providers are required to inform us of your residential aged care lump sum balances as part of their monthly reporting.

1
Dec 2025

Get help from Centrepay complaints specialists

As part of our recent changes, we now have complaints specialists to work with customers and businesses to help resolve Centrepay issues.

26
Nov 2025

Changes to the way we calculate your Support at Home contributions

Under the new Aged Care Act, your income and asset information determines how much you’ll contribute towards your Care.

26
Nov 2025

Don’t fall for fake robodebt messages

Be sure the communication you receive about the robodebt class action is genuine.

26
Nov 2025

We can help you understand the changes under the new Aged Care Act

Our specialist staff can help you understand changes under the new Aged Care Act so you can plan with confidence.

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