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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Read featured articles from the Ageing Australia team

ACT Spring Masthead
Spring 2026, pg 48
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Innovation & Technology

Finding solutions at ITAC 2026

The event brings together sector leaders, innovators and practitioners to explore how digital solutions are improving outcomes for older Australians. Across two days, the conference keynote presentations, interactive panels and a vibrant trade exhibition showcased both cutting-edge research and practical tools that enhance care delivery and operational performance.

Ageing Australia

ACT Spring Masthead
Spring 2026, pg 72
Benetas Registered Nurse Ilksen Oksuz
Workforce & Training

Building confidence, capability and careers

As aged care providers continue to navigate workforce shortages and increasing clinical complexity, supporting graduate and transitioning nurses has never been more important.

Ageing Australia

ACT Spring Masthead
Spring 2026, pg 70
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Workforce & Training

Advocacy into action

For years, workforce challenges have remained one of the most significant issues facing aged care providers across Australia.

Ageing Australia

ACT Spring Masthead
Spring 2026, pg 62
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Culture & Diversity

Connecting regional providers

Recruiting and retaining a skilled home care workforce remains one of the biggest challenges facing providers across regional Australia.

Ageing Australia

ACT Spring Masthead
Spring 2026, pg 80
Greg Moran
Governance & Finance

Digital maturity in aged care

Digital maturity is becoming a core part of aged care readiness, not just an IT issue.

Greg Moran
Project Manager ‑ Digital and Data, Ageing Australia

ACT Spring Masthead
Spring 2026, pg 84
Governance
Governance & Finance

Beyond the Boardroom

When people hear the word "governance", they often picture board meetings, strategic plans and risk registers. Governance can feel distant from the day-to-day reality of delivering care and services.

Amanda Allen
Former Head of Services, Ageing Australia

ACT Autumn 2026 Masthead
Autumn 2026, page 8-9
Tom Symondson, CEO, ACCPA
Opinion

Ageing well

As we approach another Federal Budget, the national conversation is already framed by familiar pressures: cost of living, inflation, global uncertainty and a tight fiscal environment.

Tom Symondson
CEO, Ageing Australia

ACT Autumn 2026 Masthead
Autumn 2026, page 20
Bruce Williams
National Update

Training that listens

At Ageing Australia, we believe it’s always possible to do better. That’s why continuous improvement strategies are embedded into our learning and professional development program delivery. A key way we improve our offerings is to listen to what aged care providers and our learners tell us; your feedback inspires us to do better.

Ageing Australia

ACT Autumn 2026 Masthead
Autumn 2026, page 26
Julie Anderson, Head of InnovAGEING at Ageing Australia
National Update

Where innovation meets practice

The Innovation Transforming Aged Care (ITAC) Conference returns to Brisbane in May 2026. We sat down with Julie Anderson, Head of InnovAGEING at Ageing Australia, to find out what it is, why it matters, and why aged care providers should be there.

Ageing Australia

Spring 2026 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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