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Stitches of kindness: Honouring aged care workers who go beyond the call
A knitted blanket, lovingly crafted and handed to someone sleeping rough, may seem a small gesture — but it’s symbolic of something far greater. On Aged Care Employee Day, we honour the quiet strength of Australia’s 456,000 aged care workers, whose daily contributions are stitched with compassion, resilience and care. From nurses and personal care […]
New Rutherglen aged care facility opens, offering a home-like alternative for regional seniors
A new $57 million aged care facility has opened in the rural Victorian town of Rutherglen, replacing the ageing Glenview nursing home and providing a modern, community-focused alternative for older residents. Located on Main Street, the 50-bed public facility will begin welcoming residents this week. It has been designed to feel more like a home […]
Bupa in Court denying responsibility to meet minimum aged care standards
Bupa will today argue in the Federal Court that it never promised to provide care that meets the minimum standards required by the Aged Care Act. Echo Law, who in April 2025 launched a class action against Bupa on behalf of thousands of aged care residents, will be arguing against Bupa’s strike-out application. Bupa’s strike-out […]
Professor Henry Brodaty calls for national brain health campaign to tackle dementia crisis
Dementia is no longer inevitable — and Australia has a chance to lead the world in preventing it. That was the message delivered by Professor Henry Brodaty, internationally recognised dementia expert and Co-Director of the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) at UNSW, in a compelling address at the National Press Club last week. Titled […]
Victoria to restrict medication administration in aged care homes under new legislation
The Victorian Government has introduced new legislation that will restrict the administration of high-risk medications in aged care homes to qualified health professionals only, as part of a broader push to improve clinical safety standards across the sector. Under the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment Bill 2025, from 1 July 2026 only registered nurses, […]
Final Aged Care Rules released as sector prepares for historic reform
The Federal Government has released the final draft of the Aged Care Rules, giving providers the clarity they need to begin preparing for one of the most significant legislative overhauls the sector has seen in decades. Set to commence alongside the Aged Care Act 2024 on 1 November 2025, the Rules outline the practical details […]
HCP delays: Elderly Australians left waiting as Government prioritises ‘Administrative tidiness’
87,000+ elderly Aussies are languishing on waitlists because Labor allegedly won’t release more home care packages, fearing the hassle of switching them to Support at Home later.
Leecare Solutions acquires Tell Touch
Leecare Solutions has acquired Tell Touch, enhancing its aged care software offering. The integration aims to support resident feedback, meet compliance requirements, and maintain alignment with Australia’s aged care quality standards.
Acquisition lead improvement for failing providers- an answer to future Baby-Boom strain?
What happens when hands-on strategy replaces hands-off investing? Brookfield’s acquisition and overhaul of Aveo proves that struggling senior living providers can bounce back – if backed by bold management.
Regis Healthcare bolsters portfolio with $135 million acquisition of Rockpool
Regis Healthcare just got bigger! Their $135M acquisition of Rockpool adds four top-tier aged care homes to their portfolio, growing their network to 72 facilities.
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