Aged Care Today magazine

Aged Care Today magazine

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Ageing Australia is proud to publish the highly regarded aged care sector magazine, Aged Care Today.

Managed entirely by Ageing Australia, Aged Care Today is produced in-house – from advertising to editorial to magazine design – so we can ensure a seamless process and personalised support.

A valuable resource for aged care providers – including retirement living, seniors housing, residential care, home care, community care and related services – we endeavour to source the most relevant, insightful, inspiring and forward-thinking editorial, in our carefully curated content.

Our quarterly Aged Care Today magazine is delivered in hard copy to our members – who represent three in four aged care providers nationally – and electronically to a database of more than 25,000 individuals who work in the sector.

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Flip through our Summer edition of the Aged Care Today magazine

Read featured articles from the Ageing Australia team

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Summer 2025, pg 8-9
Tom Symondson, Ageing Australia CEO
Opinion

Beyond the new Aged Care Act

There’s no doubt the Aged Care Act 2024 has been a turning point in Australia’s history. The aged care sector has long called for reform, and we wholeheartedly support the new rights-based approach, which is fundamental to a world-class system.

Tom Symondson
CEO, Ageing Australia

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Summer 2025, pg 76
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Workforce & Training

Excellence in aged care

We are proud to acknowledge inspirational aged care staff recognised in the categories of Individual Leadership and Team Excellence in the 2025 HESTA Excellence Awards: Kerry Curran of RFBI West Wyalong Masonic Village and the ACH Group’s Social and Health Teams. We congratulate them and their organisations.

Ageing Australia

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Summer 2025, pg 72
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Workforce & Training

Praise for aged care sector

It wasn’t that long ago when the aged care sector wasn’t the bride or the bridesmaid; we didn’t even get invited to the wedding.

Ageing Australia

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Summer 2025, pg 54-55
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Culture & Diversity

How aged care can offer healing

Something we often forget in the caring professions, is how much the way we care can make a difference in people’s lives. It isn’t just about the clinical boxes we can tick, it’s about how we treat the individual.

Ageing Australia

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Summer 2025, pg 34
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Health & Wellbeing

How to support VAD

Voluntary assisted dying (VAD) is now legal in all states and the ACT. It allows terminally ill people, who are suffering unbearably and have decision-making capacity, to ask health professionals for help to end their life.

Ageing Australia

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Summer 2025, pg 32
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National Update

From IT to aged care

When Asmir Huzejrovic began his career, aged care was the furthest thing from his mind. With an extensive background in IT, he never expected to one day find himself supporting people living with dementia.

Ageing Australia

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Summer 2025, pg 29
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National Update

Reimagining aged care

The Innovation Transforming Aged Care (ITAC) Conference returns 6 to 7 May 2026, bringing together leaders, providers, researchers and technology partners who are committed to working alongside one another to shape the future of aged care.

Ageing Australia

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Summer 2025, pg 28
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National Update

Bringing quality palliative care home

For many Australians, the preference at the end of life is simple – to be cared for and if possible, to pass away at home, surrounded by familiar comforts and loved ones.

Ageing Australia

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Summer 2025, pg 27
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National Update

Building homecare in the bush

Ageing Australia is proud to be a delivery partner in the Australian Government’s Regional, Rural and Remote Home Care Workforce Support Program, an initiative aiming to recruit 4,000 additional personal care workers (PCWs) over three years in regions facing the greatest workforce shortages.

Ageing Australia

Summer 2025 edition advertisers

Aged Care Today provides a platform for organisations to expand their reach and strengthen their connection with the aged care sector.

We recognise the vital role our advertisers play in supporting aged care providers to deliver quality care.

By aligning with Aged Care Today, these organisations position themselves at the forefront – ensuring that when aged care providers need solutions, they know exactly where to turn.

Explore the list of the latest edition advertisers who are making an impact in aged care.

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