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NSW Premier Chris Minns has warned the Albanese government of a “rude shock” if states are pressured to back NDIS reforms without a national hospital funding deal, as aged care gridlock continues to drive hospital congestion.
Queensland provider BlueCare has announced plans to cut a large portion of its enrolled nurse workforce, citing new care minute regulations and funding models. Unions warn the decision could compromise resident care, while families express concern about continuity and communication. The case highlights the unintended consequences of regulatory change colliding with financial pressures in aged care.
A recent Queensland parliamentary committee has been created to look into the issue of elder abuse across the state in all living situations. Highlighted is the existence of abuse occurring within personal home settings, with investigation, resources and solves needed to prevent abuse across all communities and living situations in Australia. The parliamentary inquiry is […]
Hundreds of purpose-built disability homes are sitting empty across Australia, leaving private investors and the disability sector questioning how a government-backed housing scheme went so wrong. Experts warn the fallout could squander a once-in-a-generation opportunity to deliver independence and better care pathways.
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The figures from the Commonwealth Gen Aged Care March Quarter 2025 data report showcase a troubling reality for WA. The report, released by the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, details that WA has only 43 home care packages (HCP) per 1000 older persons, placing them beneath every other State or Territory in Australia. Russel […]
The NSW Anti-Slavery Commissioner has warned of growing risks of modern slavery in aged care, citing vulnerabilities in labour hire practices and reliance on temporary migrant visas. Dr James Cockayne says stronger safeguards, including licensing labour hire companies, are urgently needed. While the sector is urged to act, aged care leaders say government comments without collaboration risk undermining efforts already underway.
Regis Aged Care has secured a $9.6M Parkside site in Adelaide, with plans of transforming the previously seized property into a 120-bed aged care facility.
Uniting NSW.ACT has urged the Senate to pass two key aged care Bills “without further delay”, warning that urgent implementation issues must be addressed to ensure reforms deliver for older Australians. The provider, which supports more than 27,000 people, is calling for practical solutions on funding, workforce, and transitional arrangements.
Discover how eco-friendly nursing homes like Mirabella and Hogeweyk are cutting costs and boosting resident well-being. Our latest article explores sustainable design for aged care leaders.
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