Podcasts
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Winning the race to secure overseas aged care workers: podcast
Australia needs to up its game in attracting overseas aged care workers to plug staffing gaps before competition with countries…
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Call for emergency funding as providers reach fiscal cliff: podcast
Experts are calling for emergency government funding to prevent more aged care homes from going under. StewartBrown's latest March 2022…
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‘Keep our Elders connected’ through art centres: podcast
A new film featuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-led art centres celebrates the vital role of Elders in transferring…
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Rethinking architecture for active ageing: podcast
Front view of The Grace. A new independent living project may become the new standard for aged care living in…
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‘It’s time for action’ – union’s response to CEDA’s worrying report: podcast
With nearly 65,000 aged care workers leaving the sector each year there are dire concerns for the future wellbeing of…
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One in three older Australians hesitant about retirement: podcast
Australians over 55 are feeling insecure about their financial future and might hold off planning their retirement, a new report…
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Fighting age discrimination at work: podcast
One in five older Australians are experiencing age discrimination in the workplace affecting their mental health and creating serious obstacles…
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Painting centenarians to fight ageism: podcast
Olivia Daniel and her painting of 100- year-old Helene. Fifteen-year-old Olivia Daniel likes to paint and sculpt. She used her…
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Call for more humane media portrayal of older people: podcast
Older people are being portrayed as being in ill-health, victims, or being a burden on society in the Australian media,…
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The case for an individual approach to preventing falls: podcast
Older people in aged care homes are twice as likely to have a fall than people living in the community.…
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