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Natasha McCormack joins the National Aged Care Advisory Council as reform moves from policy to practice. With lived experience from remote communities and deep governance expertise, her appointment comes as the Council grapples with workforce pressures, pricing transparency, care funding and the realities of implementing the Aged Care Act 2024.
Government announces purchase of $33 million aged care property from Southern Cross Care in Hobart, Tasmania. Plans to redevelop the site and turn it into mental health facility caring for seniors are already underway.
ECH has appointed Merrin Nancarrow as Head of Home and Community, following a successful period acting in the executive role. With more than 20 years’ experience across finance, governance and the not-for-profit sector, Nancarrow steps into the role as the Support at Home reforms reshape in-home care delivery across South Australia.
As WA’s government announces $100 million in a low-interest loan scheme, advocates call for follow-through with other states and federal backing.
Juniper has welcomed the WA Government’s $100 million Low-Interest Loan Scheme, calling it a critical step in unlocking new residential aged care beds, easing pressure on health services, and supporting providers facing rising construction costs across Western Australia.
Whiddon announces $19.5 million grant to invest in supporting high-quality aged care in regional town, Temora, NSW.
Regis announces resignation of current CEO Linda Mellors. The company, front-line staff, clients and investors look to the upcoming search.
A group of Northern Beaches aged care residents is proving that kindness has no age limit, cooking home style meals each month for people experiencing homelessness.
Up to 40 per cent of older Australians in residential aged care never receive a single visitor. Connect the 40% is tackling loneliness head-on by connecting the community with isolated seniors through personalised gifts and meaningful moments of human connection.
As hospitals and RAC reach new levels of strain, seniors continue to be within a rock and a hard place to seek aged care assessments and access to care. New reports of doctors advising seniors to admit themselves to hospital to speed up referral complicates an already fraught situation.
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