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SA: Nurses and midwives commit to action
Aug 19 2010
1 min read
The Weekly Source

South Australian nurses have committed to industrial action. The main point of contention is not wages but issues with staffing levels and professional development.

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Regis Aged Care sees rolled gold with four new developments with 433 beds

Regis provided a third-quarter update at the Macquarie Australia Conference, held in Sydney this week, where it confirmed that its profitability is “improving” thanks to increased Government funding and improved occupancy. The ASX-listed aged care...

Caroline Egan
4 minutes ago
Topic - Aged Care

Disappointment confirmed: Taskforce recommendations excluded from next Tuesday’s Budget

I wrote in March that the release of the recommendations was “all about shifting the ground and conversations”

Chris Baynes
1 hour ago
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Budget 2024: initiatives aimed at easing health workforce pressures

In the lead up to the Federal Budget, the Labor Government has unveiled a suite of measures aimed at alleviating some of the pressures on the healthcare workforce, which will flow through to benefits for aged care, where the sector needs an...

Caroline Egan
2 hours ago
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Community Home Australia’s third Canberra home, Kiah House, full within days

Last week, Community Home Australia (CHA) opened its third specialist aged care home, Kiah House, in the southern Canberra suburb of Waniassa, and the three-bedroom home is already fully occupied. “Kiah House is our latest home to provide community...

Caroline Egan
2 hours ago