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We appreciated the interest shown by the many State Super members who attended our second online Annual Member Meeting on 6 December 2023. The response again exceeded our expectations with over 750 members registering to attend

When State Super announced its net-zero strategy in December 2021, a key pillar of the strategy was investment in companies specifically positioned to benefit from decarbonisation-related spending globally over the coming decades.

State Super is excited to announce we are relaunching our scholarship program with a renewed focus on ESG and Responsible Investment issues for 2024. We are able to provide valuable financial support to successful applicants to pursue research into innovative ESG solutions, Responsible Investment or superannuation, pensions, and retirement.

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.

State Super fund members expect their superannuation fund to make socially responsibly investment choices without sacrificing retirement incomes, a new research white paper has found. The white paper, which was based on member advisory forums across New South Wales, points to the balancing act that superannuation funds need to perform to meet the needs of members.

State Super has announced the appointment of Mr Thomas Costa to the State Super (SAS Trustee Corporation) Board.

We appreciated all the State Super members who attended our inaugural online Member Meeting on 13 December 2022, and we were delighted with the overwhelming response to the invitation which resulted in over 800 registrations within a few days.

Russell Mason has been announced as the newest director on the State Super (SAS Trustee Corporation) Board. Mr Mason commenced his four-year term in November 2022.

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.