Weekly payments
People who have been injured in a workplace accident, may be able to receive weekly payments.
Medical, hospital and rehabilitation expenses
People injured in a work-related accident may be eligible to claim the costs of some or all medical treatments and services.
Lump sum payments
In some circumstances a lump sum payment may be made to a worker with an injury. Payment of certain lump sums ends a workers entitlement to ongoing workers compensation benefits.
Work break (recess) and journey claims
You may be able to claim workers compensation for injuries incurred during work breaks or work-related journeys.
Domestic assistance
Eligibility for domestic assistance including household cleaning, laundry, lawn care, and transport.
New employment assistance payments
Financial support for returning to work after an injury. Eligible workers can claim up to $1,000 for various expenses.
Hearing impairment claims
You may be able to claim for the cost of reasonably necessary hearing aids and certain hearing tests.
Property damage claims
Eligible workers can claim compensation for damage to artificial aids and clothing caused by work-related incidents.
Claims disputes
Options for resolving workers compensation disputes. This includes disputes about declined claims, weekly payments, injury management and permanent impairment.
For families who have lost a relative
Information on payments and support available in the event of a work-related death, including funeral expenses and lump sum compensation.
Paid first responders
Paid first responders are exempt from some amendments to the Workers Compensation Acts in 2012 and 2015. Find out more on how to lodge a claim and your payments if you are a paid first responder.
Updated 19 December 2024