‘Doing It Tough’ Queensland Older Women’s Experience of Poverty
1 November 2015
Currently there are more than 39,544 women aged over 65 and over across Queensland 'doing it tough'.
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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.
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Ageing on the Edge
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Housing stress and homelessness is a continuing and unacceptable issue for many Australians and a growing issue for the country’s older population.
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Consumers, carers, doctors, nurses, social workers, hospital managers and board members, mental health, aged care and disability workers and academics explored how do we, as a society, ensure we and our loved ones receive appropriate end-of-life health care that will provide us with the best quality
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Building Better Homes
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Every Australian deserves a home which is safe, secure and meets their needs.
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End-of-Life Documents during COVID-19
1 October 2020
Thanks to a temporary regulation, you can now have the signing of important end-of-life legal documents witnessed over video conference—this applies to wills, enduring powers of attorney and advance health directives.