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While Australians are concerned about COVID-19, nationwide data collected during the beginning of the pandemic suggests that Australians were almost three times more concerned about climate change. Read More

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While there is an enormous effort from many parties to point the finger at others there are three major factors that have contributed to the demise of aged care in this country - A failure of funding, a failure of delivery and a failure of regulation. This position is based upon nearly 30 years in the sector, working for providers, working for government as a Compliance Officer and Clinical Advisor and as the guardian of a resident living in an aged care home. Read More

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