In 2021-22, you can get the super co-contribution if you're eligible and you earn less than $41,112 in that financial year.
If you earn between $41,112 and $56,112, you may still be eligible for a partial co-contribution.
Once you're earning more than $56,112 a year, you can't receive the co-contribution.
The second income test for the super co-contribution is that you need to earn 10% of your income from your employers and/or running your own business.