NSW and VIC patients expected to pay more at the GP
Despite strong Federal Government investment, the Victorian and New South Wales State Governments have come under fire...
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How did aged care fare in 2022?
Within a decade, there will be more people aged over 65 years than under 18 living in Australia for the first time in... -
24/7 nursing milestone attained in aged care homes
The Minister for Aged Care Anika Wells thanked ‘the nurses who voted with their feet and returned to aged care’. -
The aged care landscape is changing and so is Heritage Care
Heritage Care is embracing a new era in aged care, with new ownership and management. -
COVID-19 and the aged care financial fallout
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How can aged care change to help us live at home longer?
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What can Australia learn from Canada’s care model?
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Family member arrested in connection with double murder of 94-year-old SA couple
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Suspect in double murder of 94-year-old couple identified by SA Police
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‘Not valued for their work’ — aged care confusion leads to exclusion in wage increases
Head of not-for-profit aged care provider, Whiddon’s Chief Executive Officer has shared his solidarity with the... -
Advocates for older persons back controversial changes in aged care
As the majority of residential aged care facilities continue to operate at a loss, face staffing shortages and retention... -
New Victorian funding for medications, mental health and mobility
Older people can also decline in mobility, thinking skills and the ability to care for themselves when in hospital,... -
Changes announced for affordable retirement financial advice
The Retirement Income Review found that only 26 percent of individuals approaching retirement seek financial advice. -
Older Aussies left behind as NDIS is extended to New Zealand citizens
Drastic new changes will allow more people living in Australia to access the National Disability Insurance Scheme, but... -
Aged care safety set to improve through coming trials
Between independent reviews and co-design sessions over the past two years, the Quality Standards have adjusted to... -
Three-quarters of WHO Member States fail to reach dementia targets
Global advocacy federation Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) is leading the charge on calls to extend the Global... -
Are you benefiting from economic inflation?
If you’re one of the 74 percent of the population over 65 years old who owns a home without a mortgage, you’re... -
The aged care boost older Australians are celebrating
Aged care nurses are set to receive a 15 percent pay increase from July, in an aim to keep facilities afloat and provide... -
Millions of Australians to receive thousands in superannuation following 2026 change
As of July 1, 2026, employers will be required to pay their employees’ superannuation at the same time as their salary... -
JobSeeker set to increase for Australians over 55 in upcoming Budget
Ahead of the May 9 Federal Budget (2023 – 2024), JobSeeker payments have been reportedly set to increase for... -
Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme cuts costs on medicine for older Australians
As the Australian Federal Budget (2023 – 2024) is set to be delivered on May 9, many older Australians will be looking...
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