Latest retirement age News

Bundall man rides wave of emotions after receiving “life-changing” $100,000 Lucky Lotteries news
Victoria Point man’s workday comes to a standstill following $1.2 million Saturday Gold Lotto discovery
One in four doctors nearing retirement age as WHO warns of global health workforce gap
How South Korea is tackling its super-aging problem – and what other aging nations can learn from its experience
Switzerland should boost productivity across the economy and prepare public finances for an ageing population
Address to the Super Members Council (SMC) Super Summit, Parliament House, Canberra
Chalmers says Intergenerational Report shows super puts Australia head of the pack in containing pension spending
Older Australians can lose money by working more, new HESTA research reveals
Trump has $1,000 baby accounts. In contrast, Australia delivers a lifetime of savings
Forty-five Years On Tarmac
Reducing the fiscal deficit, addressing population ageing and boosting business dynamism are key priorities to strengthen Austria’s growth and public finances
Why unemployment – and bad jobs – carry hidden social and political costs
How Can We Keep Principals In Job?
A lifetime on the frontline: Sergeant Sean Wilson retires after 41 years
SMSFs Shift From Accumulation to Retirement Income
Strengthening fiscal buffers and addressing population ageing are key for Croatia to sustain strong and resilient growth
Improving public spending efficiency, skills and housing policies would boost Portugal’s economy and living standards
Commonsense health check decision a win for patients and GPs
Improving productivity and addressing informality can boost Thailand’s economy
Queensland Government delivers 2,000 extra fee free Diploma of Nursing training places
Nyirripi Clinic Celebrates 30 Years
Health workforce gaps left by Labor exposed in new reports
Four Types Of Boomer Retirees
Pay rise for 800 Auckland Council library workers a step towards pay equity
Young people are saving on rent by staying at home longer, but ‘you pay with your mental health’
Fewer friends, more time stress: the essential charts from this year’s HILDA survey
1 in 3 Australians in their late 60s are still working, new HILDA survey shows
Australia can recycle the majority of renewable energy technologies, let’s get on with it
Teachers’ depression, anxiety and stress at three times the national norm: new study
Richmond man’s $1.6 million TattsLotto division one win comes with tingling side effect
Social scroll turns to gold: Queanbeyan man discovers $1.4 million Saturday Lotto prize from Facebook
New toolkit for farmers and regional communities answers what happens when renewables approach end of life
As the UK reviews the pension age again, could more time off when you’re young compensate for later retirement?
Dementia expert calls for urgent national investment in brain health at National Press Club
Employer biases against older and younger generations hindering Australian workforce productivity
As house prices drop, will the retirement nest egg still be such a safe bet?
Economists Moot Bold Income Tax Plan
Brisbane abuzz as Deagon dad and Morningside Fab Five each celebrate $1.6 million Gold Lotto loots
New Analysis Of Impact Of Proposed Superannuation Tax
Air traffic controller shortages in Newark and other airports partly reflect long, intense training − but university-based training programs are becoming part…
NZ Budget 2025: funding growth at the expense of pay equity for women could cost National in the long run
GREENS SECURE SIGNIFICANT CHANGES TO MAKE LEVY FAIRER WITH EXEMPTIONS FOR FARMERS AND GUARANTEED FUNDING FOR FIREFIGHTERS
Renewables, coal or nuclear? This election, your generation’s energy preference may play a surprising role
Innovation, skills and reform of the pension system key to Luxembourg’s strong growth and public finances
Denying compensation to ‘Waspi’ women over pension changes could be a missed opportunity
People with dementia could stay in the workplace longer – with the right tech
Billionaire entrepreneurs can make for bold businesses but often with fewer checks and balances
Who chooses to work, and who is forced to, after retirement?