QLD: Malaysian healthcare provider buys 51% of Jeta Gardens

Sep 23 2010 Updated July 4, 2023

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Malaysian healthcare provider, KPJ has announced its purchase of 51% of Jeta Gardens in Bethania, Queensland for approximately AUD$45 million. Jeta Gardens is an Asian themed retirement village and aged care complex offering 108 beds, 23 units of retirement villas and 32 units of apartments located on 64 acres of land.

Pocock wins fight for Senate inquiry into home care delays and aged care reform

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

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Ian Horswill

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Aged Care and Seniors Minister seeks extension on Senator’s request for information

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Government spending on aged care external contractors grows by another $68 million

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Home care leaders on not having any new Home Care Packages

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Providers “walk tightrope” between care minute compliance and funding: Mirus

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