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Many people get withdrawal symptoms when they try to stop antidepressants. So how can you safely stop?
Before You Take It…Know Check Ask
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Age Discrimination Commissioner: Australia has a long way to go to end elder abuse
Police Focus On Elder Abuse
Vitamin B6: New Compound Delays Degradation
The government is not on track to get every younger person out of aged care by next year. What now?
Greater Shepparton turns purple for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
State budget season delivers same old ideas without ageing strategy
Portland Tabulam Becomes Multi-Purpose Service
Too many Australians are waiting for a home care package. Here’s how to fix the delays
Work To Begin On Indoor Pool At Drysdale
Wyndham City Raises Awareness Of Elder Abuse
Queenslanders Urged To Help End Elder Abuse 9 June
WHO and Italian National Institute of Health sign memorandum of understanding to improve care for healthy ageing
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Legal Tender: Bid To Enshrine Cash Use
High School Students Deliver Crazy Ideas, Community Solutions with Social Innovators Program
SA Budget silent on age-friendly housing solutions
Darley Man Fine For Illegal Burning Off
Together, We Can Stop Elder Abuse
Prevention of gender-based violence against older Australians
Investing in a strengthened Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission
Treasury confirms price gouging and intergenerational inequality
Shepparton Graduates Embark On Dream Careers
Delivering contemporary mental health services for older Tasmanians
Energy And Humanitarian Assistance For Ukraine
Illegal Burning Off Still Concern
Queensland scores first peak body to boost social connections for seniors
Lifelong cognitive reserve helps maintain late-life cognitive health
Federal Funding For Aged Care Improvements In Lyons
Grief In Aged Care: Guidance Needed To Assist Families
Education Sessions To Shine Light On Elder Abuse
Advocare Named New Independent Peak Body For WA Seniors
QLD incentivising infill spells ‘opportunity’ for retirement operators
New Campaign Encourages Queenslanders To Join Crew
Displaced civilians describe terrifying Russian attacks in north-eastern border areas: Ukraine
Capital Grant Funding to support aged care services in Braddon
New Campaign Encourages Queenslanders To Join Crew
Expansion Of National Sign Language Program
Everybody’s Home: National conversation about the housing crisis
2 million learners and counting: seniors choose to Be Connected online
Senior Victorians To Have Voice On New Committee
Age Discrimination Commissioner launches new interview series
New Data Shows Alarming Impact of Back Pain on Australian Women
Proper Communication Key To Dealing With Older Patients
New research provides a snapshot of inequality in Australia
Residents Urged To Help Clear Air This Winter