When, Why & How should De Facto Relationships be Registered
Registering a De Facto Relationship with Centrelink
Centrelink has its own registration system which provides that, if people in a de facto relationship (including same sex couples) receive any Centrelink benefits, their relationship can and should be registered with them.
Quite apart from Centrelink, some Australian States and Territories also have a separate State Government registration system.
States & Territories where you can Register a De Facto Relationship
De facto couples (including same sex couples) can have their relationship registered in:
Queensland;
New South Wales;
Norfolk Island;
Victoria;
Tasmania;
Australian Capital Territory...
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