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Personal Opinion:
For ATO:
Although you had Australian TFN no., you would still be non-tax resident of Australia if you only visited your wife and children for short period (e.g. two weeks). You haven't been tax resident of Australia for long time. You would only need to pay tax if you had Australian income. You don't have to report your foreign income.
However, your wife would be tax resident. She would have to pay tax if she received Australian income or foreign income.
For Centrelink:
Since your wife received FTB from Centrelink, she's not just need to report her own income plus spouse income you received in overseas. Otherwise, it would be comitting a fruad. Once Centrelink found out, they could send your wife to jail.
My advice for you, do not claim any money from Centrelink. Ask your wife to advise Centrelink asap that she is leaving soon to be with husband in overseas, so that to advise stopping payments.
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