Sources
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Primary guidelines
Pregnancy care in Queensland
Vaccines
Money, leave and Centrelink
- Parental Leave Pay (Services Australia)
- Family Tax Benefit
- Newborn Upfront Payment and Supplement
- Maternity and parental leave (Fair Work)
- Child Care Subsidy
- FTB Part A payment rates (Services Australia)
- Income test for FTB Part A (Services Australia)
- FTB Part B payment rates (Services Australia)
- Income test for FTB Part B (Services Australia)
- Newborn Upfront Payment and Newborn Supplement (Services Australia)
- Your income can affect Child Care Subsidy (Services Australia)
- Higher Child Care Subsidy for more than one child (Services Australia)
- Hourly rate caps by type of care (Services Australia)
- Recognised participation and the 72-hour guarantee (Services Australia)
After the birth
Registering the birth
Helplines
- Your maternity unit Any time, for bleeding, fluid loss, reduced movements, severe headache or vision changes.
- 13 HEALTH (Queensland): 13 43 25 84 24 hours.
- Pregnancy, Birth and Baby: 1800 882 436 National, 7 days.
- Emergency: 000
Written by the Hello Bub team; medical schedule follows the Australian Pregnancy Care Guidelines; last reviewed 3 November 2026.