What if I don't act? There are serious consequences if you do not pay your SPER debt on time. If an unpaid debt is transferred to us, we issue an enforcement order. If your debt is for an infringement ...

If you were married in Australia, you don't generally need to apply to change your name with us. The same applies if you choose to go back to your previous family name due to separation, divorce or ...

What you need to know about your upcoming hospital visit, including what to bring, what to tell us and in-hospital services like Wi-Fi and meals.

Domestic and family violence and sexual violence can make you feel unsafe in your home. Help is available whether you choose to leave or stay. Call Triple Zero (000) and ask for police if you are in a ...

Housing Service Centre (HSC) staff will ask for some details to understand your situation and connect you with appropriate help to ensure you and your children are safe. We can provide details to ...

Intensive care units (ICUs) are separate hospital wards where we care for people who are very ill. People may need intensive care if they have a severe illness, injury or after an operation. Someone ...

We understand that you and your carers know you better than anyone. If you have concerns that your health condition is getting worse and you are worried, please ask for help. Ryan’s Rule is one way of ...

We understand going to hospital can be a stressful experience for the person seeking treatment, and everyone close to them. If you’re a family member, significant other or carer, there may be asked to ...

Pack things you use at home. There’s not a lot of space in hospital, so only bring what you really need. If you can, ask a loved one to help with washing your clothes if you’ll be staying for more ...

We aim to help you leave the hospital as soon as you’re well enough. We'll work on a plan to get you home together. We’ll talk to you about: when you can leave your ongoing care at home what you can ...

To give informed consent, you need to be given enough information to make decisions about your health and proposed treatments. Your doctor must explain: your medical condition recommended treatment ...