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Call to Attorney-General to harmonize Power of Attorney

25 November 2019, COTA Submissions

Almost 9 out of 10 Australians want their Governments to do more to help prevent the financial abuse of older people.

Enduring Powers of Attorney

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Queensland Government Subsidies and Services survey report

16 March 2014, COTA Submissions

Older Queenslanders experiences with Queensland Government subsidies and services.

Concessions

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The crushing reality of reform: a consumer perspective

11 October 2019, COTA Publication

Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland advocates for the rights, interests and futures of all Queenslanders as we age. In this paper we focus on the needs of Queenslanders aged between 50 and 65 who are not eligible for care under the NDIS but who need some support or care in their everyday lives.

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