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From what I understand, having first hand experience with this recently, there's a difference between "nominated beneficiary" and "binding nomination ". The former can be overridden by a will that states otherwise. It's a minefield though, definitely seek advice.

Ya, I'm applying to be Administrator. My mate who's a lawyer put it through, he seems to think 6-8 weeks?

It was paid out in full to transactional account on grounds of terminal illness. Transaction end up occurring post mortem. No will.

As mentioned in another thread, i recently lost my biological father. Pretty much his only asset was his super and despite me being the nominated beneficiary on it, proving difficult to retrieve it.