Living with Dementia

SATURDAY is Monday’s talking point: Videri Australia’s blueprint for growth in dementia care

Aug 14 2025 Updated 4 hours ago

Caroline Egan

1 min read

Formerly known as Group Homes Australia, the innovative dementia care specialist has unveiled more than just a new name.

To find out more, read this week's edition of SATURDAY, released tomorrow featuring an interview with Videri Australia Chief Executive Officer Leah Gabolinscy. To subscribe, click here.

RetireAustralia acquired by Invesco Real Estate for $845M

The global real estate investment management business, which has over US$80 billion in real estate assets under management, has forked out $845 million for the Brisbane-based retirement village operator.

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Ian Horswill

08 Aug 2025

Sector Moves & People

Cameron Taylor handpicks executive team at Sundale as brand gets a refresh

Cameron Taylor, who was appointed CEO of the For Profit Not For Profit Sundale in May last year, has finalised his handpicked, multidisciplinary Executive team to lead the Queensland Sunshine Coast retirement living and aged care organisation into the future.

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Ian Horswill

04 Aug 2025

Government Policy

Final Aged Care Rules land, three months out from major system overhaul

The final draft of the Aged Care Rules released ahead of 1 November new Aged Care Act, detailing major changes across residential care, Support at Home and provider obligations has been released by the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing. Ageing Australia responds.

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Lauren Broomham

01 Aug 2025

Opinion

Aged care beds are running out. What’s the plan?

The numbers don’t lie: we are headed for a shortfall of aged care and hospital beds unlike anything we’ve seen before. As we report in this issue, in Western Australia alone, around 200 hospital beds a day are being occupied by older people who...

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Lauren Broomham

06 Aug 2025

Nick O’Callaghan named CEO of home care provider integratedliving

The former Executive General Manager of Australian Unity, and Interim CEO of myHomecare Group, has been appointed to lead the Not For Profit home care provider.

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Caroline Egan

13 Aug 2025

Sector Moves & People

Home Care

Disability support platform Hireup enters home care market

Hireup, Australia’s largest NDIS-approved online platforms for disability support workers, has expanded to provide a much-needed home care workers, with co-founder and CEO Laura O’Reilly saying, “We can deliver workforce capacity at scale without compromising on quality or continuity.”

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Caroline Egan

13 Aug 2025

Sector Moves & People

Development

Keyton named preferred partner for Cronulla RSL oceanfront redevelopment in Sydney

Retirement village operator Keyton has been selected to redevelop Cronulla RSL’s prized oceanfront site and car park, opposite the beach, 30km south of Sydney’s CBD. The club, which posted a $1.5 million profit in 2024 ($1.8 million in 2023), called for expressions of interest in October 2023 to secure its long-term future amid declining gambling revenue and growing food and beverage competition. As part of the deal, the club will remain a central feature of the redevelopment.

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Ian Horswill

11 Aug 2025

Sector Moves & People

Catholic Health Australia CEO Jason Kara resigns

After two years leading the peak advocacy body for Australia’s largest non-government group of health, aged and community care services, Jason Kara has announced his resignation.

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Ian Horswill

11 Aug 2025