By state or territory
Government help for people who live in Tasmania. It includes payments, vouchers and discounts on bills.
Answer a few short questions. You can skip any. You don’t need an account.
Check the full rules on the official site before you apply.
Bass Strait Islands (King Island and Flinders Island) · Rebates & concessions
You could get 50% back on one return flight a year
Pensioners on King or Flinders Island get half of one return flight to mainland Tasmania back each year.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Rebates & concessions
You could get 5-year licence $74.00 instead of $140.64
Cheaper driver licence renewals for concession card holders, and no licence fee for people 65 and over.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Rebates & concessions
You could get $673 a year low-income rebate, plus extra for medical needs (2026–27)
Yearly power payments for people billed by a caravan park or retirement village, not a power company.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Rebates & concessions
What you get Amount varies
Lower-cost medical aids from the Department of Health for concession card holders with a referral.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Payments
You could get $56 a year, paid in May and September
A small yearly payment to help pensioners with very low income and savings pay for heating.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Rebates & concessions
You could get $201.54 a year (55.216 cents a day)
An extra power bill discount if someone at home has a medical condition made worse by heat or cold.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Rebates & concessions
You could get 20% off: annual all-parks pass $83.85 instead of $104.75
20% off yearly and 2-year national parks passes for concession card and Seniors Card holders.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Rebates & concessions
You could get 30c a km by private vehicle; accommodation up to $80 a night in Tasmania
Help with travel and accommodation costs for Tasmanians who travel more than 75 km one way for specialist care.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Rebates & concessions
You could get 30% off your rates, up to $591 in 2026–27
Up to 30% off council rates on your own home, for Pensioner Concession Card or Health Care Card holders.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Payments
What you get Amount varies
Help with bond, rent in advance, rent you owe or moving costs if you are struggling to rent privately.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Rebates & concessions
What you get Help with the cost of standard lenses and frames
Help paying for glasses for adults and pre-school children on low incomes with a concession card.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Tasmania · Rebates & concessions
What you get One pair of standard glasses a year, paid in full
Free standard glasses for school students whose parent holds a concession card.
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
You can also get this help in Tasmania. Money and concession cards come first.