ASIC has issued a FAQ on What information can be provided about superannuation without requiring an AFS licence?

It discusses the position of :

• financial planners, giving advice to clients;
• the trustees of superannuation funds, giving advice to members and to prospective or former members and beneficiaries;
• accountants, giving advice to clients;
• employers, giving advice to employees and to prospective or former employees; and
• union officials, giving advice to union members or other employees.

in relation to decisions about:

• joining a superannuation fund or contributions being made to superannuation over other types of investments;
• joining, or contributions being made to, a particular type of superannuation fund over other types of superannuation fund;
• joining, or contributions being made to, a particular superannuation fund;
• additional
  contributions being made to a superannuation fund (including expressing
  an opinion that salary sacrifice is tax-effective);
• selection of a particular investment or insurance option(s) within a superannuation fund;
• rollovers into a fund or out of another fund;
• movements of membership between sub-plans or superannuation products within a fund;
• movement of membership between growth and pension phase within a fund;
• calling for the cashing of benefits from a fund prior to the compulsory cashing of benefits.