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Meals are rituals built around pleasures and choices. While what is served at mealtimes in aged care homes has received recent attention and Labor has pledged to improve the food offered, new research highlights that how meals are offered is just as important. Read More

Fear of the dark: A childhood shadow that crept into aged care

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When Labor announced it would subsidise higher wages for childcare workers, it put pay rises for low-pay sectors, such as aged care, on the agenda. But Labor has quickly stepped in to hose down speculation it would extend the pay rises to aged care workers, at least until after the findings of the royal commission... Read More
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