Southern Cross Care to build $32m development on Rosny golf course.

Nov 04 2010 Updated July 4, 2023

The Weekly Source

1 min read

TAS: Southern Cross Care has been selected to build a $32m 60 bed aged care facility, 76 ILU's and a community centre. The new aged care facility and retirement village will be built on a portion of land that was formerly Rosny golf course. Stage one of the project is due to be completed early 2011. A second stage development proposal for the site is expected to be considered in February 2011.

Respect enters QLD with acquisition of seven BlueCare aged care homes and four co-located retirement villages

The Not For Profit, which specialises in acquiring rural and regional care home, announced this morning it will take ownership of several sites from the health and community arm of UnitingCare Queensland.

Click here

Ian Horswill

15 May 2025

Opinion

Why this letter from a resident should be read by all village operators

For the second time in as many months, the retirement village sector faces an uphill battle with a branch of government not understanding or appreciating what the sector offers ageing Australians, or the communities they remain a part of. In March...

Click here

Ian Horswill

13 May 2025

Government Policy

Rising political star Sam Rae appointed Minister for Aged Care as Anika Wells takes on a new portfolio

Sam Rae, who was elected the member for Hawke in 2022, has been appointed the Minister for Aged Care, while Mark Butler retains the Health and Aged Care ministry Anika Wells moved to the Communications portfolio while retaining Sport.

Click here

Caroline Egan

12 May 2025

Mergers & Acquisitions

Aveo’s preferred buyer Scape reveals new senior housing business Living Co

Stephen Gaitanos, the Co-Founder, Managing Director and Group CEO of Scape Australia, the country’s leading residential-to-rent owner and operator, has told Mingtiandi’s Singapore Forum that the group will provide accommodation for seniors.

Click here

Ian Horswill

19 May 2025

The future is here - harnessing AI to build workforce capability: 2025 LEADERS SUMMIT videos available online

With AI already incorporated into many off-the-shelf software products, aged care providers looking for a competitive advantage must develop their own tools or risk falling behind said Will Egan, CEO Ausmed at LEADERS SUMMIT 2025, where he spoke with Esther Monks, Industry Advisor Healthcare, Workday.

Click here

Caroline Egan

22 May 2025

Technology

BaptistCare transitions home care operations to AlayaCare software platform

Newly merged BaptistCare has transitioned its Victorian and Tasmanian home care teams across to the clinical and financial software of AlayaCare.

Click here

Caroline Egan

15 May 2025

Technology

ASX-listed InteliCare signs $212K agreement with mecwacare to trial AI care platform

Intelicare has signed an agreement to trial its AI-driven platform at mecwacare’s 60-bed aged care home in Prahan, inner Melbourne. InteliCare CEO Daniel Pilbrow said they are “delighted” to be supporting mecwacare’s “digital transformation”.

Click here

Caroline Egan

15 May 2025

Technology

Exclusive: The Pure Food Co launch new texture modified breakfast products for aged care

NZ-based texture-modified food provider The Pure Food Co has developed a range of breakfast foods especially for people with swallowing difficulties ahead of the implementation of the strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards on 1 July 2025.

Click here

Caroline Egan

15 May 2025