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WA Aged Care Minister demands urgent action on home care shortfalls
Minister Simone McGurk is fed up. With aged care packages delayed and hospitals under pressure, she’s calling on the Federal Government to step up for WA’s seniors.
Outgoing Bolton Clarke CEO departs with some blunt feedback for Government
After decades of sector-defining leadership, outgoing Bolton Clarke CEO Stephen Muggleton doesn’t hold back, urging Government to stop punishing high-quality providers with blanket regulation. Read his candid reflections and hard-won insights.
Recruitment Interrupted: As Politics and Employment collide in the US, are Australian providers set to meet the same fate?
The US aged care sector is struggling with lost staff and limited visa options. Australia relies just as heavily on foreign workers—so why aren’t we talking about our own risk?
Mable denies $1 billion sale rumours
Is Mable up for sale? The care platform refutes claims of a $1 billion valuation, saying it’s exploring capital for growth, not a sale. With 25M hours of support delivered, Mable eyes a tech-driven future.
New co-operative model bolsters aged care sustainability in regional Australia
Regional aged care providers face soaring costs, staff shortages & endless admin in NSW’s vast Murrumbidgee. A new co-operative is set to ease the burden, helping small facilities stay open & care for our elderly.
Bupa faces union scrutiny over alleged staffing changes in aged care
Rosters under fire: ANMF takes Bupa to Fair Work. With reduced shift hours and less weekend cover, staff and unions fear resident care will suffer.
Minimum wage rises from July 1: What care sector leaders need to know
Australia’s new minimum wage of $24.10 an hour takes effect from 1 July 2025, but aged care and disability providers need to know who’s covered and who isn’t. Understand what this wage rise means for non-clinical care staff, EBAs, and compliance, plus why clear communication and award reviews matter more than ever.
Outbreaks, resilience and responsibility: What the latest COVID-19 data tells us about aged care in 2025
Hundreds of aged care homes are still managing active COVID-19 outbreaks. The latest data reveals booster gaps, workforce strain and what leaders need to prioritise next.
Home care’s growth halted: The challenge of planning for the future on shifting terrain
Home care providers are “operating in the dark” without final rules for the Aged Care Act. The lack of government webinars and Q&As leaves 27.33% of providers waiting for clarity before planning. As the November 2025 Support at Home deadline nears, anxiety grows.
Key deadlines for updating room details on My Aged Care
My Aged Care’s updated portal ensures transparency in room pricing. Providers get expiry notifications for RAD approvals to keep listings active.
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