Payday Super Webinar

About this event

Payday Super Webinar 

Payday Super will introduce significant operational change across the superannuation system in 2026, affecting contribution processes and creating flow-on impacts for operations, governance and stakeholder engagement. 

Designed for anyone involved in preparing for Payday Super, including operations, governance, technology, and member and employer services, this session will deliver timely and practical information to help you implement Payday Super with confidence.

Here’s what you’ll gain: 

  • A forward view of what’s coming next 
  • Clarity on key challenges and approaches 
  • Insights into steps to support your implementation 

Whether you’re leading a project team, implementing operational change or shaping governance requirements, this webinar will give you the knowledge and tools to manage immediate requirements and understand the broader impact on your operating model.

Join us for a packed session which includes time for an interactive Q&A, where you can ask the questions that matter most to your fund, your members, and your employers. Attendance will give you a broader perspective on Payday Super impacts and help you refine and update your plans throughout implementation.

You’ll hear from the ASFA team, the Australian Tax Office (ATO), Aware Super and Australian Payments Plus (AP+) on Payday Super implementation.

This webinar is free for ASFA members.

Who Should Attend? 

This is designed for anyone involved in preparing their fund or organisation for Payday Super, including: 

  • Operations and transformation/change 
  • Project and technology 
  • Compliance and governance 
  • Member and employer experience 
  • Industry partners and service providers supporting super funds 

If you’re contributing to the industry’s readiness activities, this session is for you.

Why Attend? 

Payday Super will impact far more than technical infrastructure — it will reshape operating models and trigger downstream changes, including to governance and employer support. 

As the peak body for the sector, ASFA brings together policy insights, industry coordination, and practical expertise to help you navigate these changes with confidence. 

Details

Online

17 February, 2026
11:00am – 12:00pm

Pricing (incl. GST)

Complimentary for ASFA members

View the ASFA Payday Super Hub

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Maureen Daley

Maureen Daley

Project Consultant

Speaker Bio

Maureen is an executive and consultant with broad strategic, management, operational and governance experience in the superannuation sector. Maureen brings her broad experience and an approach focussing on governance, decisions, and outcomes in changing business and regulatory environments to her work with the ASFA team in supporting the industry in its implementation of Payday Super.

Shane Moore

Shane Moore

Project Director, Superannuation and Employer Obligations, Australian Taxation Office

Speaker Bio

Shane leads the ATO’s core Payday Super initiatives, including enhancements to SuperStream, improvements to Single Touch Payroll (STP). With a strong track record in delivering complex reforms across the superannuation system, Shane brings deep technical expertise and a practical, collaborative approach. He is known for building trusted relationships across industry and government, and for bringing a personal touch to driving meaningful change.

Sue Pearce

Sue Pearce

Senior Manager, Regulatory Change & Compliance, Aware Super

Speaker Bio

Having worked in the superannuation industry for many years, Sue has experience in many facets of Regulatory Change, Administration, Regulatory reporting and complex SFT reporting impacts to regulators. Additionally, during the past 18 years she has been a member of ATO, SA, APRA and Industry Forums working on Regulatory Change, strategic Co Design, and advocacy.

Marnie Ryan

Marnie Ryan

Head of Product Innovation and Enablement for Business Payments, AP+

Speaker Bio

Marnie is the Head of Product Innovation and Enablement for Business Payments at AP+. Responsible for the implementation of PayTo, eInvoicing, Superannuation, Tax and Payroll business services and is currently leading readiness and enablement on the Move to NPP program. Marnie has experience across the digital service provider and payments ecosystems with an extensive background in payment, financial, payroll, time & attendance, HCM/HRMS and human resources systems.