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Forbes Council (NSW) purchases land for aged care and retirement units
Jul 01 2013
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A few councils are still investing in community aged care and retirement. Forbes Council is purchasing a disused portion of the former Jemalong Retirement Village and will build 20 ILUs along with a new aged care facility.

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“It’s heartbreaking”: pressure builds for regional aged care beds

Taralga Aged Care Facility in Jandowae on Queensland’s Darling Downs is seeking Government support to expand, with all 22 beds full and a waiting list of up to 60.

Caroline Egan
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Roshana Care Group expands its Victorian aged care footprint

Western Australian operator Roshana Care Group has added a third Melbourne site, acquiring Graceland Manor, a 45-bed aged care home in Elsternwick, 9km south-east of the CBD.

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Topic - Aged Care

Govt’s EOI campaign for Darwin aged care home puts time limit on construction

The Federal Government has opened an Expression of Interest (EOI) campaign to design, build and operate a 120-bed aged care home in Darwin, adjacent to Palmerston Regional Hospital, about 25km east of the city centre.

Caroline Egan
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Minister marks day one of aged care overhaul with a promise

Aged Care Minister Sam Rae ushered in the start of Australia’s new aged care era with a visit to Homestyle Aged Care’s 120-bed Sunset Views Manor in Tarneit, western Melbourne, on Saturday 1 November – the day the new Aged Care Act and Support at Home officially took effect.

Caroline Egan
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