Safer Internet Day
22 January 2021
On Safer Internet Day, 9 February, the world will come together with a shared vision of making online experiences better for everyone.
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AUDIENCE
Our action plan for the incoming Queensland Government
27 August 2020
We have created a detailed action plan for the Queensland Government to address some of the big concerns for Queenslanders as we age and create a state for all ages. The action plan gives a clear direction to achieve our Vision for Queensland.
Staying safe online
3 June 2020
The eSafety Commissioner is hosting free webinar presentations to help older Australians stay safer online.
Changes to the ways that Queensland communities are designed
13 January 2020
In 2019 the Queensland Government released the model code for neighbourhood design to encourage the development of healthier and more active communities across the state.
Homelessness is on the rise
13 May 2017
Homelessness does not discriminate and can affect anyone - from young, single people to families with children, to our older population. A staggering 20,000 people in Queensland are experiencing homelessness.
From the Chief Executive – How we are representing you
12 November 2016
Working in key areas of policy, we have been representing the voices of older Queenslanders.