Question: What can I do to receive dad and partner pay at this moment

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Families
section_headers: Parental Leave Pay
section_content: In most cases, your employer pays your Parental Leave
Pay. If your employer
can’t pay you because of coronavirus, we can pay you.
Tell us about this change online. Sign in to your Centrelink online
account through
myGov, then select Parental Leave Pay Circumstances.
If we haven't assessed your claim yet, call the Families
line.
If you get JobKeeper Payment
You can’t get JobKeeper Payment and Parental Leave Pay at the same time.
To get Parental Leave Pay you must be on leave or not working. This is from
your child’s birth or adoption until the end of your Paid Parental Leave
period. You can get Parental Leave Pay after your JobKeeper Payment ends, if
you didn’t work during that time.
If you returned to work, you can’t get Parental Leave Pay when your
JobKeeper Payment ends.
The Work Test
To be eligible for Parental Leave Pay you need to meet the work
test.
JobKeeper Payment also
counts towards the work test.
If you can’t get Parental Leave Pay, you may be able to get Newborn Upfront
Payment and Newborn Supplement. This is after your child’s birth.
You may be eligible for another payment now. Find out more if you need a
payment because of coronavirus (COVID-19).
If you stopped work because of the risk to your pregnancy
Depending on your individual work circumstances, we may move your work test
period under the Dangerous Job provisions. If you had to stop working
due to the risk of coronavirus, you may still meet the work
test. You
must provide proof from your employer and a medical professional. This proof
must confirm you stopped work because of the risk to your pregnancy.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Clearly explains the conditions for receiving the payment and how it can be obtained even if the employer cannot pay. Also provides alternative options for people who are not eligible for the payment and still need financial support. The one confusing aspect is that this explanation refers to "Parental Leave Pay" rather than "dad and partner pay", which might confuse some people, but I think it is reasonable to expect users to understand that a dad/partner is a parent.
This answers the question and explains the process. It provides links to tests and forms that must be filled out.

Reviewer ratings:
Excellent
Excellent

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Coronavirus (COVID-19) information and support
section_headers: Frequently Asked Questions
Will I get paid the Economic Support payment if I'm a part rate Age Pensioner?
section_content: Yes. You will receive the full $750.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Does not answer the question at all. An explanation of HOW to receive the payment is needed.
This is not related to the question. It doesn't make sense as an answer.

Reviewer ratings:
Bad
Bad

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Families
section_headers: Dad and Partner Pay
section_content: You can’t get JobKeeper Payment and Dad and Partner Pay at the same time. You can choose a
payment start date to get Dad and Partner Pay after getting JobKeeper Payment.
The work test
To be eligible for Dad and Partner Pay you need to meet the work
test.
JobKeeper Payment also
counts towards the work test.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Links to the "work test" required to receive the payment. Explains one reason you might not be able to get Dad and Partner Pay. I would think this was an excellent answer if the second candidate answer didn't include more conditions for receiving the payment that aren't mentioned here.
This answers the question while providing helpful links to the test and other pages.

Reviewer ratings:
Acceptable
Acceptable