Thanks Beardoc.
Yes, you need to become a Citigold Member first in order to get 1/2 price Visa Select. Link is already provided by Beardoc. This means a requirement to hold $100,000 savings/investment. From experience, this balance must be maintained and can be breached for a number of months (not sure how long but they don't rid of your status straight away).
However, my tactic is to consolidate my home loan to them as well. I know this is probably OT, but by moving my mortgage to Citibank and achieving a LVR < 70%, their interest rate which was at the time (2 weeks ago), 6.5% will be discounted 0.2% to 6.3%, the lowest amongst big bank at the time.
I don't have a $100k savings/investment but your super counts as investment. Apparently they can exercise discretionary on whether you can join Citigold if your savings/investment is under $100k (but suggest at least $50-60k) but you have a sizeable mortgage with them.
With Citigold, I then applied for Mortgage Plus. Mortgage Plus gives you a free credit card (which is most likely Platinum) but since I already have Platinum Fee Free for Life, I opted to instead get Visa Select for 1/2 price (or Signature at $280 something, $110 discount from normal $390 - Not shown in website).
So in summary, Citigold + Mortgage Plus = $350 Select plus Citibank Plus Transaction account which is fee free including overseas ATM.
This is the link to Select
Citibank Select Credit Card - Citibank Australia
Wafliron, I did this in conjunction with refinancing my mortgage and go with Offset arrangement. I don't know if this helps you.