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10 May 2024
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Ageing in a regional, rural, and remote community – what is it like?
4 March 2021
We want to know what it is like to grow older in your community and how does it (or does not) support you to age well?
Ageing in your community – what you’ve told us
17 February 2021
We heard the stories, experiences and thoughts of people from Pomona, Cairns and the Gold Coast on what it is like to age in their community.
National Sustainable Living Festival
22 January 2021
It's not just an event, it is a movement of change-makers.
Health and Wellbeing Climate Adaptation Plan (H-CAP) for Queensland
11 October 2018
The Department of Environment and Science has consulted with COTA Queensland on the Plan, which identifies climate change risks to health and wellbeing, and includes priority actions for adaptation.