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Billions of government capital a start – but providers want trust in how it breaks ground
The Federal government’s $3 billion capital injection into residential bed building is a start. But sector leaders say trusting and listening to industry, to land policy well, has a long way to go.
Beyond the headline losses: what StewartBrown’s latest report says about aged care’s real fault lines
Beyond the headline losses, StewartBrown’s June 2025 data reveals what others skipped: looming funding penalties for care-minute shortfalls, everyday living services still running at a loss despite new supplements, and a widening gap between metro and regional providers. While the sector talks about reform readiness, the numbers suggest deeper structural cracks.
Challenging the bungled and incomplete, aged care has options – aged care issues deserve government improvement, listening to the people who pour themselves into this sector
Recent senate estimates meeting uncovers incomplete information surrounding aged care issues, compounding miscalculated forecasts on aged care workers needed. Much improvement is needed in order to steer policy and reform. Advocates and experts continue to highlight high-performing aged care staff as key resources to attract further staff to meet future care needs.
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