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Get to your Australian embassy and ask them, they will tell you if you can get a visa for Australia for your son.

They might also be able to tell you how to get a birth certificate although you're very late.

If impossible the only way left is the not so official way.

Good luck.

Joe

I'll share my experience but I am Cambodian American.

Joe is correct.  First go to the Australian Embassy for your visa requirements. But for the U.S., we needed our son's Khmer birth certificate plus have it translated as part of the document checklist.  I'm sure Australia would require the same.

If your embassy defers it back to you to obtain, then the only way is the not so legal way.  If so, the family book, birth certificate, etc. can be done but at what price is where you'll be at. 

Because we knew the sangkat and village chief, it was for very little and I was 6 months late. 

Good luck and have her family start negotiating.  Just remember, if you do try to go above/over the top of the local commune/sangkat it's only going to cost you more.

Hi Joe
Thank you for your reply mate
I did contact the Australian Embassy and they informed me to go to the Sangkat near to the hospital
We went but was told we had to do in my partners province which we had travelled to 6 days earlier to sort.
This person wanted money which was why we were looking for another solution
However the person spoke to this provincial person asking him why he could not do for a foreigner who was not married as he did this all the time?!
His response changed from cannot do to he will have ready on Monday ?!!
Hopefully on Monday my partner will travel again to her province to have a birth certificate for our son ?!
Cheers again Joe
Regards
Steve

Thank you for you reply
I replied to Joe so this will give the status on where we are at
Again appreciate your experience shared
Best regards
Steve

Congrats mate!

Joe