Feb 21, 2021

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Breaking: NSW budget announced – aged care workers miss out again

Aged care workers have missed out yet again following today’s NSW budget announcement by Treasurer Matt Kean, although palliative care did receive a significant boost and there will be funding for improved ambulance services. Read More

Aged care worker charged for allegedly “stomping” on 95-year-old client

An aged care worker in Western Australia has been fired and charged with assault after allegedly stomping on a female resident in his care. Read More

Body of 21-year-old aged care worker found in shallow grave

On Sunday, March 7, police spoke to a 20-year-old man who Jasmeen knew, who subsequently told police he could take them to where her body was buried near Hawker, over 430km north of where she had last been seen.  "[The man] agreed to show detectives a grave in the Moralana Creek bed where he said she had been buried," Detective Superintendent Des Bray said on Monday afternoon. Read More
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