Support for New South Wales East Coast Severe Weather and Flooding in May 2025 is closing soon
Claim Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment by 2 December 2025 if you were affected by the New South Wales East Coast severe weather and flooding in May 2025.
Update your child support representative to protect your information
If you have a child support case with us and you’re separating, you should review your acting arrangements to protect your privacy and safety.
Listen to enhanced Income Management information in Indigenous languages
Learn how to set up, use and manage your enhanced Income Management account and SmartCard in some Indigenous languages.
Students, it’s not too late to claim the Tertiary Access Payment (TAP) for 2025
If you moved from a regional or remote area to start tertiary study this year, you may be eligible to claim up to $5,000 before 31 December 2025.
When your child finishes year 12 your Family Tax Benefit (FTB) will stop
If your child finishes school in November or December, your FTB for that child will stop on 31 December 2025. Make sure we know their study end date.
Students, working in the semester break may affect your payment
If you’re a student or apprentice starting work or working extra hours in the semester break, you need to report your gross employment income.
Building your money skills after separation
Recently separated? We have information to help build your money skills.
There are now mandatory conditions for Centrepay deductions
We’ve changed Centrepay to include mandatory conditions for most service reasons.
Assistance for New South Wales East Coast Severe Weather and Flooding in May 2025 is closing soon
If you’ve lost income because of the New South Wales East Coast Severe Weather and Flooding in May 2025, claim Disaster Recovery Allowance by 25 November 2025.
Changes to Child Care Subsidy (CCS)
From January 2026, CCS eligible families can get at least 72 hours of subsidised child care per fortnight or 3 days per week.