Sunday, 26 April 2026
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Topic - Aged Care Editorials

Week one impressions: who would want to be a Commissioner wading through this ‘bureaucratic spaghetti’?

by The Weekly Source
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

The $40 first impression of the Royal Commission

by The Weekly Source
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

Psychotropics only effective in 10% of residents with dementia, Geriatric Medicine head says

by The Weekly Source
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

The right mix: College of Nursing calls for mandatory register of personal care workers and Quality Indicators program

by The Weekly Source
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

Filling the “gaping hole”: ANMF puts forward new staffing mix model to the Commission – price tag $5.3 billion

by The Weekly Source
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

Over-85s set to triple by 2066, ABS tells Commission – and we don’t have the fiscal base to support them

by The Weekly Source
Royal Commission kicks off with a ‘measured’ witness list post image
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

Royal Commission kicks off with a ‘measured’ witness list

by The Weekly Source
37% of aged care workers in Australia from overseas post image
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

37% of aged care workers in Australia from overseas

by The Weekly Source
Important: Annie Butler re-elected Federal Secretary of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation – Australia’s largest union post image
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

Important: Annie Butler re-elected Federal Secretary of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation – Australia’s largest union

by The Weekly Source
Aged Care Royal Commission: first hearings to start next week post image
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

Aged Care Royal Commission: first hearings to start next week

by The Weekly Source
Liberals spruiks ‘record’ $58M spending on short-term aged care ahead of Royal Commission – and Federal election post image
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

Liberals spruiks ‘record’ $58M spending on short-term aged care ahead of Royal Commission – and Federal election

by The Weekly Source
Australia spends just 4.2% of GDP on aged pensions – nearly half the OECD average of 8% post image
Topic - Aged Care Ageing

Australia spends just 4.2% of GDP on aged pensions – nearly half the OECD average of 8%

by The Weekly Source