The ABC’s heart-warming new documentary for all ages
Producers had a ‘wee’ problem when they tried to bridge a wide generation gap for the social experiment Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds.
Aged Care
Nomination reflects hard work of dedicated, loving staff
Taralga Retirement Village received a nomination for Prime Super Employer Excellence in Aged Care thanks to their care and service.
Pinaroo colleagues pay tribute to outgoing CEO
Pinaroo Roma CEO thanked for dedicated six-year service.
Gympie region 11-year-old in running for Qld award
Four in hunt for awards to recognise their community spirit.
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With private hospital shut, candidates lay out health plans
Wide Bay’s federal hopefuls reveal their plans to secure Gympie’s health services into the future.
‘Cookie cutter’ communities won’t work
FUTURE SUNSHINE COAST: Cookie cutter communities won’t be enough for changing desires of future elderly.
Age mix crucial to creating diverse communities
FUTURE SUNSHINE COAST: Diversity in demographics is key when creating future communities.
Time to stand up for better care of our elderly
Currently, there are no federal laws that require even one registered nurse must be physically on site at an aged care facility at any time.
‘No support’: Quadriplegic calls for NDIS shake up
A high-level quadriplegic who spends each night alone in fear for his life has called for legislative change to allow people aged over 65 access to the NDIS.
Woman suing aged care home for $2 million
A WOMAN has lodged a Supreme Court claim against her former employer and a former colleague after an alleged workplace injury prohibited her from working.
94 construction jobs created with $4.7m Kyogle project
THE expansion of the aged care facility will also create 24 new places for elderly residents.
Keeping seniors in their home town
Clermont group wants to keep seniors in their home town for longer
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