Annual Member Meeting

Annual Member Meeting

Wednesday 28 October 2026

Join us at this year’s Annual Member Meeting (AMM) to hear directly from the CSC Board of Directors and Executive Team. This is an opportunity for you to ask questions and learn more about CSC’s recent performance, objectives, strategy and outlook for the future.

Event details

Date

Wednesday 28 October 2026
Time

5:30 pm – 7:00 pm AEDT
Venue

Online via livestream
Agenda

Welcome and Board update

Janet Torney, Chair

Fund update

Damian Hill, Chief Executive Officer

Customer update

Adam Nettheim, Chief Customer Officer

Investment strategy and Performance update

Alison Tarditi, Chief Investment Officer

Q&A session

Responses to all questions asked during the AMM will be published here after the meeting.

Getting the most out of the Annual Members' Meeting

Before joining the Annual Members' Meeting (AMM), take a minute to check your fund type so you can get the most value from the discussion.

Understanding whether you're in an Accumulation or Defined Benefit (DB) fund will help you get more value from the discussion and better understand how investment performance may affect you.

This year's AMM will place greater emphasis on Accumulation members, whose super outcomes are more directly linked to investment performance.

Extra information

Further information will be available prior to the Annual Member Meeting. This includes:

Significant Event Notices
Our most recent Annual Report - Information about CSC, including executive remuneration, the Auditor's Report and the financial statements.
Financial reports for your scheme - Information about your scheme, including the Directors' Report, Auditor's Report and the financial statements available under the Financial Reports section of the link.
Our Member Outcomes Assessment determination
Your annual statement
Expenditure details

Short-form expenditure summary

The following information is provided in accordance with paragraph 29P(3)(b) of the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993 and regulation 2.10 of the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Regulations 1994 (the Regulations).

Short-form expenditure summary relating to the entity for the 2025–26 financial year

Expense amount	Total
Aggregate remuneration expenditure	$7,621,314
Aggregate promotion, marketing, or sponsorship expenditure	$2,252,344.98
Aggregate political donations	NIL
Aggregate industrial body payments	NIL
Aggregate related party payments	NIL

Explanations for the short-form expenditure summary for the 2025–26 financial year
Aggregate remuneration expenditure	This represents remuneration for the CSC Board of Directors and Executive Team.
Aggregate promotion, marketing, or sponsorship expenditure	Aggregate marketing and promotion expenditure includes the cost for creative development, paid media and marketing of the fund, paid search, project management, strategic planning, merchandise and collateral, printing and event management.
Aggregate political donations	No donations were made during the year.
Aggregate industrial body payments	Payments to industry bodies include payments to organisations registered under the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009.
Aggregate related party payments	CSC has not reported any payments to related parties during the year. CSC transacts with other Australian Government controlled entities consistent with the normal day to day business operations under normal terms and conditions, including the payment of workers compensation insurance premiums. CSC also makes superannuation contribution payments on behalf of employees who have chosen to be contributing members of CSC superannuation schemes. These payments have not been reported on the basis that they do not meet the definition of a related party payment in section 2.10(1)(h) of the Regulations.

Which fund type are you?

Accumulation funds

With an Accumulation fund, your super grows through:

employer and personal contributions
investment returns over time.

CSC's Accumulation funds are:

PSSap
ADF Super

Defined Benefit funds

With a Defined Benefit fund, your retirement benefit is generally calculated using a formula based on factors such as your salary and years of service, rather than solely on your account balance and investment earnings.

CSC's Defined Benefit funds include:

PSS
CSS*
MilitarySuper*
DFRDB

* Hybrid funds with both Defined Benefit and Accumulation components.

Not sure which fund you're in? Explore CSC's funds

Keep your retirement plans moving forward

Retirement planning isn't something you do once. It's something you build over time.

During AMM week, CSC's Education Team will host a series of public webinars designed to help you better understand your super and retirement options.

In the meantime, here are a few ways to stay on track:

Watch and learn

Choose the learning style that suits you, with videos, recorded webinars and live sessions from CSC's Education Team. Start learning today.
Estimate your future benefit (PSS and MilitarySuper members)

Use i-Estimator to estimate your potential benefit and explore when retirement could be an option for you. Learn more.
See how you compare

Use the Benchmark Calculator to compare your super against similar members and better understand your retirement position.
Plan your retirement

Whether retirement is just around the corner or still years away, access practical information and resources to help you prepare for what's next. Explore more.

Take your seat at the Q&A

Once CSC's leadership team has shared their updates, the conversation turns to you. Hear directly from CSC leaders, ask questions and gain deeper insights into your super, retirement and the issues that matter most to you.

The more you know about your super today, the more confident you can feel about your future.

This information is general advice only and has been prepared without taking into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on it, you should consider whether the advice is appropriate for your circumstances and seek professional financial advice if required. You should also read the relevant PDS and TMD (where applicable) before making a decision about a product. You can find the PDS and TMD on our website.

Our last meeting

You can catch up and watch the AMM 2025 recording and read the transcript.

Watch now

Important Documents