An opulent retirement village has set the benchmark for luxury as the new face of ageing, taking out a national award for excellence, and it’s all been done not-for-profit. Every
Ageing Australia is calling on all parties to ensure aged care remains a national priority ahead of the Federal Election, addressing the workforce crisis, supporting transition to the New Act,
Ageing Australia recognises the Government’s commitment to invest $2.6 billion dollars to support future pay rises for registered and enrolled aged care nurses in tonight’s federal budget, but highlights more
Ageing Australia has made a series of recommendations ahead of tomorrow’s 2025-26 federal budget, aimed at relieving the ongoing workforce crisis in Australian aged care, transitioning to the New Aged
Ageing Australia is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Innovation Transforming Aged Care (ITAC) Awards, recognising excellence and innovation in aged and community care, seniors housing and retirement
Ageing Australia is proud to announce its partnership with the Fronditha Care Foundation to promote cultural diversity within the Australian aged care workforce. Aged Care in Australia is facing significant
The Aged & Community Care Providers Association (ACCPA) is calling for increased funding to sustain essential community services and ensure older Australians can age independently in their own homes. Over the past year, ACCPA has engaged extensively with the Department of Health and Aged Care and the Government on critical issues related to community services, including funding, transition, and the implementation of the Support at Home program.
The Aged and Community Care Providers Association (ACCPA) has hailed the passing of the new Aged Care Act today as a historic moment for Australia’s ageing population. After the Senate
The Aged and Community Care providers Association (ACCPA) has welcomed the passing of the Aged Care Bill in the Senate, paving the way for a new Act, as a watershed
A new study has found retirement living residents have a better quality of life than other older Australians, while renters fared the worst.
This professional development course, led by renowned dental therapist, researcher, and educator Leonie Short, is set to address significant gaps in oral health knowledge among aged care staff. With decades
The Aged and Community Care Providers Association (ACCPA) is calling for realistic timelines to implement a raft of historic reforms as part of the new Aged Care Act, currently before
The Aged and Community Care Providers Association (ACCPA) warmly welcomes the appointment of incoming Independent Chair, Michael (Mick) Reid AM, who will shortly step into the role following the dedicated
Australia’s largest ever aged care conference gets underway next week with more than 2,000 delegates eagerly descending on Adelaide, heralding an ‘age of excellence’ for a sector charged with caring
The Aged and Community Care Providers Association’s (ACCPA) inaugural ‘State of the Sector’ survey shows seven out of ten aged care providers are worried about Australia’s readiness for an ageing
