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What you can claim

Workers compensation provides different types of support for people with work related injuries.

Weekly payments

People who have been injured in a workplace accident, may be able to receive weekly payments.

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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.

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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.

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Domestic assistance

Eligibility for domestic assistance including household cleaning, laundry, lawn care, and transport.

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New employment assistance payments

Financial support for returning to work after an injury. Eligible workers can claim up to $1,000 for various expenses.

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Hearing impairment claims

You may be able to claim for the cost of reasonably necessary hearing aids and certain hearing tests.

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Property damage claims

Eligible workers can claim compensation for damage to artificial aids and clothing caused by work-related incidents.

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Claims disputes

Options for resolving workers compensation disputes. This includes disputes about declined claims, weekly payments, injury management and permanent impairment.

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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.

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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.

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Updated 19 December 2024

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