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AFL legend Dipper is speaking out on a hidden men's health issue (opens the original)
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After spending decades as one of Australia's most recognisable and beloved AFL stars, Robert 'Dipper' DiPierdomenico now spends much of his time helping men feel less alone. For the past decade, Dipper has been helping run the Good Blokes Society (GBS) - a group dedicated to helping men share their love of sport, celebrate one another's successes, and come together over regular Friday lunches. "It's all about men's health, and all around Australia," Dipper told The Senior. After initially coming
'Not dignified': AMA calls for government to fix aged care bed block (opens the original)
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More than 460,000 older Australians are stuck in hospital waiting for a place in residential aged care, with experts saying the backlog is hurting patients and putting unsustainable pressure on public hospitals. "Too many older Australians are spending days, weeks or longer in hospital after they have been medically cleared to leave, simply because the care they need is not available," said Danielle McMullen, president of the Australian Medical Association (AMA). The AMA is calling on the govern
Little-known myGov detail shows how government debt swallows your cash (opens the original)
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A little-known receipt sent to taxpayers reveals exactly how their heard-earned money is being spent by the government as well as servicing the nation's $1 trillion debt. If you have completed your tax return, you may have noticed an "income tax receipt" message in your myGov inbox (if not, the date is looming to lodge your return without penalty). The document, sent to all taxpayers when they finalise their tax, breaks down how much you contributed to funding services including the age pension,
Retirement village fee battle ends with $78m payout for residents (opens the original)
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A retirement village operator has been forced to issue up to $78 million in refunds after losing a battle over unfair fees through the Victorian Court of Appeal. Retired police officer Geoff Gauci was one of 83 retirees to challenge Lifestyle Communities over their deferred management fees (DMFs), and "exstatic" by the win. While refunds are yet to be issued, Gauci believes families and former residents may not be aware they are entitled to refunds of between $80,000 and $160,000. "Most of these
Hanson's super cut risks $15b pension blow out leaving retirees worse off (opens the original)
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Cutting superannuation to 9 per cent, as proposed by One Nation, could end up costing retirees tens of thousands and push up spending on the age pension by $15 billion. So says the new Poorer retirees, higher taxes report from the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA), which predicts a loosening of rules could lead to a permanent reduction in contributions. "Less super means higher taxes. Less super means people will be poorer in future," said Mary Delahunty, chief executive of
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