Public transport fares slashed in trial
22 July 2024
Seniors will pay even less for bus, train, tram, and ferry trips under 50-cent flat-fee.
Latest News
Filter
SORT
TYPE
- Achieving Change
- CE Message
- COTA Australia
- Events
- External Content
- Information
- Media Release
- News
- Our Partnerships
- Our Programs
- Our Services
- Training
TOPIC
- Age and Work
- Age Pensions
- Age-Friendly
- Aged Care
- Ageism and Discrimination
- AGM
- Assistive Technology
- Carers
- Civic Participation and Employment
- Climate Change
- Communication and Information
- Community
- Community and Health Services
- Consumer Advice
- Consumer Engagement
- Consumer Rights
- Cost of Living
- COTA Insurance
- COTA Queensland
- COVID-19
- Decade of Healthy Ageing
- Dementia
- Dental Care
- Digital Inclusion
- Disability Services
- Disaster Preparedness
- Elder Abuse
- End of Life
- Engagement
- Finance
- Health
- Health and Wellbeing
- Healthy Ageing
- Home Care
- Housing
- Human Rights
- Incomes
- Intergenerational Relationships
- Lifelong Learning
- Loneliness
- Mental Health
- NDIS
- Palliative Care
- Parliamentary Inquiry
- Pension
- Planning Ahead
- Reablement
- Reconciliation
- Research
- Respect and Social Inclusion
- Respite
- Retirement
- Retirement Income
- Safety
- Social Isolation
- Social Participation
- State Election
- Superannuation
- Training
- Transport
- Uncategorised
- Urban Design
- Wellness
AUDIENCE
Empower yourself through social engagement
10 May 2024
Participating in community activities can help you remain physically and mentally active in old age.
Live Well And Stay Connected
28 April 2022
A free independent service, run by trained volunteers with real life experience, will help you find the support and information you need to live well and stay connected in your community.
Ageing in rural Queensland
2 November 2021
The small rural community of Bell at the foothills of the Bunya Mountains have set up a community managed home care service using self-managed home care packages and employing local people to deliver services.
2021 Queensland Reconciliation Awards open for nominations
13 January 2021
The Queensland Reconciliation Awards recognises businesses, community organisations, educational institutions and government agencies going above and beyond their core business to foster reconciliation and pave the way for a better future for our state.
COVID-19 support line for older Australians extended
3 December 2020
The extra funding will see the line expanded to include outbound calls to carers of people living with dementia, as well as more specific community supports for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) seniors.