Latest CPSA News
Embedded networks can leave residents worse off
Published 02 May 2025
NSW doctors strike for pay and better conditions
Published 02 May 2025
Medicare rebate changed for some procedures
Published 21 March 2025
Centrelink glitch ignored by Government
Published 19 March 2025
Inflation eases but pensioners will feel the pinch
Published 14 March 2025
Mandating cash acceptance
Published 14 March 2025
The greater our membership, the louder is our voice
Membership is open to all those who support the Objectives of CPSA
Membership costs only $15 per annum which includes a free print copy of our monthly publication THE VOICE of Pensioners and Superannuants, delivered to your door.
Free Health Education Sessions for Seniors
Combined Pensioners & Superannuants Association’s Health Promotion Service offers free health education sessions via Zoom and face-to-face group sessions on several health topics:
- Arthritis Management
- StrokeSafe
- Oral Health Care
- Diabetes Management
- Healthy Bones & Osteoporosis
- Healthy Bladder & Bowel Habits
- Falls Injury Prevention
- Medicine Management
For more information and bookings please click here, or contact us at health@cpsa.org.au or 0404 548 063 or you can simply book a Zoom session online, by clicking the button below.
The NSW Seniors Activities Guide
Senior activities in town and country NSW
The NSW Seniors Activities Guide has information about activities in town and country NSW. Whether it’s sports, games, chats, book clubs, social groups or anything else, the NSW Seniors Activities Guide can help you find the contacts for the local activities that interest you.
THE VOICE of Pensioners and Superannuants
CPSA’s monthly publication since 1958
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CPSA has been a voice since 1931
CPSA is a non-profit, non-party-political, membership association aiming to improve the standard of living and well-being of its constituents
CPSA promotes the rights, dignity and well-being of pensioners, superannuants and retirees on low incomes.
CPSA seeks a better deal on issues such as cost of living, health services, aged care, dental care, disability care, transport, and affordable housing and other essential services.
CPSA provides benevolent relief to pensioners, superannuants and low-income retirees.
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CPSA is funded by donations, membership fees and government grants and is endorsed by The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission as a Registered Australian Charity and is endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office as a deductible gift recipient.
All donations, no matter how big or small, are gratefully received. Donations help CPSA to make a difference to those who do not have a voice.
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