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Australian Government invests to support quality aged care services
Aged care reforms need tweaking to protect residents and nurses
Greens urge end to aged care shortages as figures reveal 2,500 people unnecessarily in hospital
Multi-million dollar funding boost for Words Grow Minds early years resources
Review of a Legislative Framework to Regulate Restrictive Practices
Aboriginal leaders unite to push for real change on rights and justice
Disability Bill embarrassingly withdrawn, creating more uncertainty
Kevin Corbally appointed Managing Director, Capital Management Institutional
Preventable Deaths Demand Urgent Partnership Between Government and Industry
Audit Committee to scrutinise Attorney-General’s procurement practices
Report shows national palliative care workforce resilient but under strain
Better supporting Defence and veteran wellbeing 12 months on
Defence Prioritises Health, Safety In Wake Of Report
Latest data and new analysis on suicide rates among ADF veterans
Tyndall Centre at 25: UK must step up climate ambition, report warns
Victoria’s First Community-Based Distress Support Service
CLP Government to deliver new Secondary Special Education School in Palmerston
Palliative Care Australia echoes Aged Care Inspector-General’s call to base access to palliative care on need, not life expectancy
LANDMARK REPORT FROM INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF AGED CARE SHINES SPOTLIGHT ON SECTOR CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Passage of aged care legislation marks another step towards a new aged care act
Aged Care woes continue for older Australians, new Royal Commission report smashes Labor’s reforms
Robodebt compo welcome but Labor must stop ignoring welfare law and harming poor people
ACOSS statement on the Robodebt settlement
Yes, freedom of information laws need updating, but not like the government is proposing
Loneliness forum brings together Social Inclusion Action Group
“No possibility” Labor will reach aged care target, Greens-led inquiry hears as Labor face first Senate defeat on home care packages
Outstanding Victorian Women Recognised 3 September
Ballarat Leading Way For Respectful Relationships
New national research centre to help Australians live at home longer
Ageing Australians are waiting too long for home care packages. Here’s why
New powers to waive social security debts for victim-survivors of coercive control
Home care waitlist more than double previously reported, zero new packages released since June, Greens led-inquiry hears
Clear Home Care Backlog
ACOSS Welcomes Social Security Debt Reform
Greens celebrate win on welfare debts, say Robodebt work is far from done
Queensland is creating a public child sex offender register. Will it keep people safer?
Have your say on reforms to strengthen Working with Children checks
Greens and crossbench join in parliament push to honor Robodebt Royal Commission
Cardinia Shire Council welcomes announcement of new mental health support service
Infrastructure works across South Australian preschools ahead of three-year-old rollout
Hamilton Welcomes New Mental Health And Wellbeing Service
PWDA Survey: Changes To Disability Discrimination Act
More Real Time Monitoring For Community Safety
New funding for UniSC to deliver 550 aged care specialist nurses
South Australia to further strengthen child safety measures
WRAD Supporting South-West Victorians For 40 Years
Australia’s first national child sexual abuse offending prevention service
More Vulnerable Women In Safe And Secure Homes

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