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Aged care workers will be “worse off” after government’s proposed tax cuts

The government’s 2024 tax cuts will give bank CEOs earning $5.2 million a year a $9,000 tax cut, while someone working in aged care on the minimum wage will get nothing. If the Low and Middle-Income Tax Offset is not extended, aged care workers will actually be worse off. Read More

What does quality care mean to Australian aged care residents?

A new study published in the International Journal of Quality in Health Care is the first to ask Australian residents living in different models of long-term aged care to rate the quality of the care they receive. Participants in the study, the majority of which had a diagnosis of dementia, rated the overall quality of care... Read More

“The canaries in the coal mine”, complaints systems set for a massive overhaul, 124 proposed recommendations to Royal Commission

A common theme throughout the final submission report and subsequent recommendations, outlined the inadequacies when monitoring, managing and resolving complaints by providers, as well as the efficacy of the complaints commissioner function itself. Complaints were described as ‘the canaries in the coal mine’, by Professor Ron Paterson who gave evidence at the hearing last year. Read More
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