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Aged care finances hold steady in final quarter before major reforms

Aged care providers entered the Support at Home era on relatively solid financial ground, with margins holding steady despite wage rises and tighter care minute targets. But with co payments, price hikes and funding changes now in play, the real test for the sector is only just beginning. Read More

First person uses assisted dying laws

    A Bendigo woman has become the first person to see Victoria’s voluntary assisted dying (VAD) laws through to their conclusion. Kerry Robertson, 61, was the first person to receive a permit under Victoria’s new Voluntary Assisted Dying Act, visiting her doctor the day the law came into effect. Ms Robertson’s daughters, Jacqui Hicks... Read More

Daughter under investigation after elderly mother dies at aged care facility

Was it assisted dying, or something else? That's the question police are trying to answer after an 84-year-old woman was found dead at a Western Sydney aged care facility, allegedly after her daughter gave her an unknown substance. Read More
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