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96-year old man charged with indecently assaulting carers

  A 96-year-old man has been charged with indecently assaulting two female carers that he employed full time to care for him in his Sydney, Vaucluse, home. It has been alleged that the man assaulted two women, who were aged 21 and 32 at the time, over four separate incidents in 2017. The man was... Read More

Redevelopment of Byron Bay aged care centre displaces residents

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Improving protections for whistleblowers should be the one of the first steps taken by government to ensure reasonable standards of aged care in Australia, according to Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC), The Hon. Bruce Lander QC. Speaking to Informa ahead of the Aged Care Reform Conference, Mr. Lander said that sheltering whistleblowers from acts of reprisal... Read More
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