- Cook Labor Government marks WA Seniors Week 2026 launching the WA discount directory for Western Australian Seniors Card members
- Lifestyle-focused booklet features more than 150 exclusive discounts and benefits that align with members' interests and experiences
- Part of a wide range of cost-of-living supports, concessions and rebates offered to WA seniors
The Cook Labor Government has marked WA Seniors Week 2026 with a new-look discount guide for Western Australian seniors, offering a wide range of discounts on goods and services from hundreds of generous businesses.
The WA Seniors Card Members 2026-27 Guide, previously known as the WA Seniors Card Discount Directory, has evolved into a lifestyle-focused booklet featuring more than 150 exclusive discounts and benefits that align with members' interests and experiences.
Discounts from a long list of metropolitan and regional business encourage seniors to stay connected, engaged, and active in their communities. It also encourages seniors to buy and shop locally, which benefits local businesses and the State's economy.
Launched at Have a Go Day and during Seniors Week, which runs from 8 -15 November, the guide is part of the Cook Labor Government's commitment to creating age-friendly communities where older Western Australians feel empowered and supported.
The guide is just one of the many benefits of the WA Seniors Card program, which offers some of the most valuable State Government concessions and rebates in the country.
WA Seniors Card members have access to free off-peak public transport, concessions on local government rates and water service charges, the one-off $400 payment for the Safety and Security Rebate and a Cost of Living Rebate which has provided more than $496.1 million assistance since its introduction.
Copies of the hard-copy guide can be found at selected libraries, community resource centres or from the offices of local members of Parliament. The full list of discount offers is available at www.seniorscard.wa.gov.au/discounts .
