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Sydney Aged Care Royal Commission hearing begins on Monday

Media Release: Royal Commission The Royal Commission’s next public hearing will run over two weeks in Sydney, commencing on 6 May 2019. At the hearing the Royal Commission will inquire into the quality and safety of residential aged care, with a focus on care for people living with dementia. Australia’s population is ageing and there... Read More

NDIS rorting: Ex-CEO’s crusade to expose a flawed disability system

From CEO to whistleblower, Tanya-Lee Quinn uncovered rorting of the NDIS. Her fight shows a broken system: “Participants don’t trust providers. Providers don’t trust the NDIA. No one trusts the Commission.” Read More

Government Review Prompts 10 Recommendations to Ensure the Safety and Quality of Care for the Elderly

After months of research, and consumer and staff submissions, the independent review of the Commonwealth’s aged care quality regulatory processes is completed. This review was proposed by the Aged Care Minister, Ken Wyatt, after failures of regulatory bodies to recognise issues that were occurring at South Australia’s Oakden facility, where there were reports of poor... Read More
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