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“Be Brave”: First Nations Aged Care Commissioner aspires for change
Interim First Nations Aged Care Commissioner, Andrea Kelly, expressed her fears over the current trajectory of the aged care system, sharing that she is worried “we’re not thinking ahead”.
Core themes of living and dying well explored: ARIIA Day 2 highlights
On a jam-packed Friday, Day 2 of ARIIA’s 2024 conference, Facing the Future, started with two impactful speeches; the first by Associate Professor Uncle Boe Rambaldini, Bundjulung Elder, the second by Petrea King, Founder & CEO, Quest For Life. Uncle Boe delivered an emotion-fuelled talk that recounted his personal history, and that of Aboriginal and […]
Community, connection and technology: ARIIA Day 1 highlights
Day 1 of ARIIA’s 2024 conference, Facing the Future, brought together a global perspective on ageing and aged care, headlined by conversations on technology, innovation and workforce development.
Gov launches new Aged Care Data and Digital Strategy
The Department of Health and Aged Care released a brand new Aged Care Data and Digital Strategy 2024-2029.
Palliative Care Australia seeks more aged care input for survey
Palliative Care Australia wants your help as it pieces together industry insights in a landmark national survey that seeks to increase access to palliative care.
ECH brings in a fresh face to lead home care services
South Australia’s largest retirement living and ageing services provider, ECH, has brought in industry outsider Darryl Cotter as its new Head of Home & Community.
Pay rise uncertainty continues for aged care nurses despite latest FWC decision
The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation wants the uncertainty to end over a pay increase for nurses working in aged care after direct care workers finally received confirmation over their due date for a pay rise.
Shadow Minister calls for Government transparency over aged care reforms
Shadow Minister for Health and Aged Care Anne Ruston has called on the current Federal Government to be more transparent and communicative with consumers, aged care providers and retirement living providers to ensure it gets aged care reform right.
Census reveals that home care services in retirement villages are booming
The 2023 Retirement Census dropped today and while the headline shows that retirement villages offer affordable housing for older Australians, it also reveals that home care services are booming, keeping more residents independent for longer.
Dementia’s impact on older Australians remains significant, report finds
Dementia’s impact on the older population has once again been laid bare following the release of Australia’s health 2024 with dementia still the leading cause of death of women and for people aged 85 and over.
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