Retirement Living & New Builds

Will Queensland’s move on its Senior Card see other States and Territories follow?

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By Anonymous

Published on May 11, 2023

A reciprocal agreement between Queensland and New Zealand governments gives Queensland Seniors Card, Seniors Card +go and Seniors Business Discount Card holders access to discounts and special offers on goods and services from businesses participating in the New Zealand SuperGold Card program.

Search the SuperGold online discount directory or look for the “SuperGold Cards Welcome” stickers when travelling in New Zealand, and ask the salesperson if they also accept the Queensland Seniors Card, Seniors +go or Seniors Business Discount Card. If a business does not offer discounts for Australian seniors, this will be noted on their website under “exclusions”.

Similarly, if a New Zealand SuperGold Card holder is visiting from interstate or overseas, they can search the online discount directory to find businesses offering discounts to visiting interstate and overseas cardholders.

Anyone holding a Seniors Card from anywhere else in Australia, can use their card on public transport in Queensland.

Search the SuperGold online discount directory or look for the “SuperGold Cards Welcome” stickers when travelling in New Zealand, and ask the salesperson if they also accept the Queensland Seniors Card, Seniors +go or Seniors Business Discount Card. If a business does not offer discounts for Australian seniors, this will be noted on their website under “exclusions”.

Similarly, if a New Zealand SuperGold Card holder is visiting from interstate or overseas, they can search the online discount directory to find businesses offering discounts to visiting interstate and overseas cardholders.

Anyone holding a Seniors Card from anywhere else in Australia, can use their card on public transport in Queensland.

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