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Intersectoral collaboration is reshaping the way aged care providers think, learn and deliver care. It invites different sectors to bring their strengths together and it asks organisations to look beyond their walls for new ways to strengthen capability and respond to the needs of older people. At Sundale, a long-standing provider on the Sunshine Coast, this spirit of collabo...

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The Senate estimates for the Community Affairs Legislation Committee kicked off this morning with discussions on bed-blocking and bed shortages.

Representatives from the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing told the committee that it is not possible to provide an exact number on how many older people have had their hospital discharge delayed due to bed shorta...

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Aged care has seen some significant improvements but has failed to be transformed into the system envisaged by the royal commission, former interim and acting Inspector-General of Aged Care Ian Yates tells Australian Ageing Agenda.

The Aged Care Reform: How Effective...

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Not-for-profit aged care provider Lutheran Services Queensland has announced it will be taking ownership of community-owned and operated aged care provider Cabanda Care Rosewood in early 2026.

Founded in 1987 by Rosewood community members, the home in rural Queensland includes 52 retirement living units, day respite facilities, a 71-bed residential aged care service...

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Retirement living provider Levande has celebrated the opening of its vertical retirement living village in Epping with a trio of retirees abseiling down the 28-storey structure as the ribbon-cutting took place.

The Cambridge is Australia’s tallest retirement village and is a first-of-its-kind, intergenerational precinct. It features 158 one-, two- and three-bedroom ...

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