A new look for AAA online

Australian Ageing Agenda’s website has been updated with a new layout and several features to improve your reader experience.

As the leading industry publication, AAA online will continue to offer the best in independent news and informed analysis and opinion for the aged care sector.

Whether you’re an aged care executive, involved in the operations of a residential care facility or a frontline or clinical care worker, you can easily find the articles relevant to you via our homepage and menus. 

We also have technology, procurement, the royal commission and a whole lot more for the aged care sector covered.   

Use the hamburger menu top right to search for articles or access the diverse range of categories to find the stories most relevant to you.

From COVID-19 to architecture, food services, infection control and resources, there’s more than 40 categories full of articles.

New website features include:

• the ability to save stories to read later 
• latest news and 10 sections accessible from the home page including contributors and feature articles
• a list of most popular articles for the month
• a photo gallery showcasing aged care events and special occasions

AAA online will also continue to be a source of lively debate and discussion via reader comments and our topical polls.

CCR gets a new home

At the same time, sister title Community Care Review, which reports on the home aged and disability care sectors, has launched its own standalone website. 

Head to communitycarereview.com.au for all the latest news and research for aged, disability and dementia care services in the home and community and informal carers.

We hope you enjoy both of our new offerings. 

Please visit australianageingagenda.com.au now to look around the site, read the news, save some stories for later and leave a comment. 

And send us your photos from events and other occasions to add to our gallery, as well as your feedback to editorial@australianageingagenda.com.au

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