Charli’s battle for change after mum’s murder
THE daughter of one of two women murdered at a Ballina nursing home says she is relieved there will be a Royal Commission into aged care.
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Aged care nurse: Why I had to walk away
CAROLYN Waters couldn’t take it any longer. Now she’s told her shocking story.
Major works begin for $7M development
‘THIS is great news for our aged community and also great news for those looking for work.’
Writer pens mischievous novel about ageing ‘outrageously’
NINE years of working in aged care inspires a Warwick writer to create her first solo book.
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Older Aussies demand equal and full rights
POLITICIANS will only ignore Australia’s older generations “at their own risk”, the head of the Council of the Ageing said on Tuesday.
Holiday park a new lifestyle
RESIDENTIAL caravan parks are increasingly challenging traditional aged-care homes as the place to live out their golden years.
Harry happy at last aboard the new Byron Aged Care bus
BYRON Bay Aged Care Facility has finally been able to buy its new bus, and no-one is more delighted than long term resident Harry Potts.
More jobs to be lost in aged care industry, says chief exec
MORE aged-care jobs will have to be cut because of changes to the aged-care industry and the way it is funded, says the head of St Andrew’s Village in Ballina.
Super trailer gives SCU studies a mobile kick
WITH a specially fitted-out super trailer in tow, a team of Southern Cross University students tested their training on willing Sawtell aged-care residents yesterday.
Palliative Care Week: Seeing a higher view
At the end, it was an ‘uplifting’ experience.
Bupa moves in at Ballina
BALLINA’S new 120-room aged-care facility was this week officially renamed Bupa Ballina.
Quality apartments for aged care
Southern Cross Care St Michael’s Apartments and Community Care, a modern facility to care for the community’s elderly, has been officially opened.
Aged care needs workers
DESPITE the Clarence Valley’s unemployment rate being higher than both the state and national average, there are opportunities if you look in the right place.
Independent elderly are happier to have home-care assistance
PERSONAL care worker Margaret Walters says older people are staying in their own homes thanks to better services being offered for in home care.
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