This section includes the latest State Super media releases and articles, member publications, news and updates about government policies, superannuation law and regulations
Thanks to all members who had their say in the Member Satisfaction survey conducted late last year by new research partner, CSBA (Customer Service Benchmarking Australia).
State Super (SAS Trustee Corporation) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms Fiona Li to the Board.
CEO, Mr John Livanas said, “Fiona is an outstanding financial services industry professional. I am excited for her to join us on the State Super board and am confident she will deliver new perspectives and skills to benefit State Super during a time of change in the industry.
NOJA Power - Award-winning sustainability
News11 March 2025
As climate change increasingly impacts global ecosystems and communities, companies are being called upon to play a pivotal role in mitigating its effects. Founded in 2002, NOJA Power is an Australian manufacturer of medium voltage electrical equipment.
Pension payments to increase up to 6.6%
News23 August 2023
Each year in October the amount of your State Super pension is adjusted to reflect the percentage movement in CPI from one June quarter to the next June quarter. The adjustment rate for State Super pensions is therefore 6.6% for this year.
Annual Member Meeting Minutes 2024
Publication28 January 2025
Annual Member Meeting 2024
News28 January 2025
We appreciated the interest shown by the many members who attended our third online Annual Member Meeting on 27 November 2024. The response again exceeded our expectations with over 700 members registering to attend and 380 joining us on the day.
Westfield Knox Prioritises Sustainability and Community
News29 August 2024
The project to re-develop the Westfield Knox shopping centre, undertaken within State Super’s Direct Property Strategy managed by Lendlease Investment Management (Lendlease), prioritises several Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives.
Towards Sustainability: Port of Melbourne’s Electrifying Journey to Net-Zero
News9 May 2024
With a commitment to achieve net zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030, the Port aims to source 100% of its electricity from renewables and transition its corporate vehicle fleet and marine survey vessel to electric or zero-emission fuel technologies.