Golden opportunity missed in health agreement
February 2, 2026
Ageing Australia is disappointed that a golden opportunity has been missed for all governments to show they are prioritising older Australians in the National Health
Ageing Australia is disappointed that a golden opportunity has been missed for all governments to show they are prioritising older Australians in the National Health
Ageing Australia welcomes the Western Australian Government’s commitment to a $100 million Low Interest Loan Scheme to support providers to develop, expand and refurbish residential aged care infrastructure
Ageing Australia is proud to welcome funding from the Albanese and Crisafulli Governments to pilot new community learning hubs in regional Queensland, supporting stronger training pathways for the aged care sector’s workforce.
Ageing Australia has made a series of recommendations ahead of the 2026 federal budget aimed at building a properly funded aged care sector, that will grow with our ageing population, supported by a workforce to match.
Regional and remote aged care providers in Queensland now have access to a new suite of free workforce planning tools designed to strengthen and sustain the sector.
Ageing Australia welcomes the decision by Department of Health, Disability and Ageing to grant a further extension for non-conformant Electronic Residential Medication Chart (eNRMC) vendors until December this year, following advocacy by Ageing Australia.
Ageing Australia welcomes the release of the Community Affairs References Committee report into aged care service delivery, and its recommendations for improving access to Support at Home services.
Leaders and experts from across aged care will gather in Melbourne tomorrow to help shape the future of home and community care, at Ageing Australia’s landmark CHSP summit.
Ageing Australia congratulates all sides of politics after the passing of the Aged Care Amendment Bills in both houses of Parliament.
