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Aged care quality advisor recognised in Queen’s Birthday honours

By Judy Skatssoon on June 12, 2019 in Community Care Review 1

Aged care expert Associate Professor Michael Murray has been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.

CEOs respond to budget and impact on strategic plans

By Natasha Egan on April 5, 2019 in Government, Industry 0

There are more concerning omissions than positive inclusions in this month’s federal budget including no new measures to fix funding in residential aged care, training gaps or the waiting time for services, providers say.

Noticeboard: Benetas appoints new executive

By Australian Ageing Agenda on March 22, 2019 in Appointments, Noticeboard 0

Also in this story: Council on the Ageing WA appoints new CEO.

Noticeboard: Aveo $45m redevelopment to open mid-year

By Australian Ageing Agenda on February 1, 2019 in Expansions, mergers, acquisitions, Noticeboard 0

Also in this wrap: Resthaven Murray Bridge officially opens; MiCare gets the green light for new facility; and Benetas Dalkeith Hostel expansion supports new model of care.

Australians honoured for contributions to aged care

By Australian Ageing Agenda on January 26, 2019 in Industry 1

Former Benetas chairman John McKenzie has joined a group of other Australians honoured for their contribution to the community and the aged care sector this Australia Day.

Noticeboard: Kathryn Greiner appointed retirement village ambassador

By Australian Ageing Agenda on December 18, 2018 in Appointments, Noticeboard 0

Also in this wrap: Benetas announces a new chair; and Australian Digital Health Agency appoints chief digital officer.

Noticeboard: NSW’s first Islamic faith aged care facility opens

By Australian Ageing Agenda on October 25, 2018 in Expansions, mergers, acquisitions, Noticeboard 1

Also in this wrap: Uniting redevelops Emu Plains facility; Arcare officially opens doors; and Benetas unveils new Victorian facility.

Provider CEOs respond to latest details on royal commission

By Natasha Egan on October 18, 2018 in Industry, Royal Commission 2

The aged care royal commission is an opportunity to bring policy and services in line with community expectations and what stakeholders are willing to pay, but it mustn’t interfere with reforms underway or decisions on others, aged care CEOs tell Australian Ageing Agenda.