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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 15
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- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Australian Ageing Agenda
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- Jul 22, 2026
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Inform Pacific workforce study - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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Research underway is examining current and emerging demand for Pacific workers within Australia’s aged care sector. This study has been commissioned by Market Development Facility and endorsed by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. It aims to identify real demand, understand employer preferences, uncover recruitment barriers, and inform targeted training and workforce investments. Aged care employers are invited to participate in a short interview via video call with lead researcher Pro
We're joining forces - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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Two of Australia’s longest-established aged care brands – Australian Ageing Agenda and Aged Care Insite – plus the equally respected Community Care Review are combining. Together we will build on decades of industry journalism to deliver a stronger, unified source of independent news, insights and analysis for the aged care and retirement living sectors. Existing audiences can expect the same quality plus more coverage in a single destination. Coming together allows the team to expand its report
Rule change mandates HELF guidance - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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The government will amend the rules to prevent aged care residents being charged a Higher Everyday Living Fee for services they previously received for free. The change to the Aged Care Rules 2025 follows updated government guidance earlier this year that said it was unreasonable for providers to charge a HELF for services an aged care resident had previously received at no additional cost prior to its commencement on 1 November 2025. The rule change does not affect residents who entered a home
'Fresh ideas for aged care' - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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This year’s Positive Ageing Summit featured a mix of fresh talent and familiar faces from the inaugural event 12 months previously, including presenter Jessica Adamson, who returned in 2026 as master of ceremonies. Similarly, there were plenty of new and old faces among delegates and exhibitors at the event. All with a common aim. This goal was summed up well during the event by Harbison chief executive David Cochran – who appeared on a panel on the first day of the summit on 20 May. “If you’re
Project looks at all data to understand final chapter - Australian Ageing Agenda (opens the original)
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A palliative care nurse practitioner at Catholic Healthcare is investigating how routinely collected information can be used earlier to recognise care needs and help residential aged care staff plan ahead, improve communication and provide better support for residents and their families. Flinders University student Lara McIntyre will lead the research project as part of her PhD, which is funded by Catholic Healthcare and a National Industry PhD Program grant worth $240,000 over four years. McInt
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