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.
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Changes to Centrelink and aged Care nominee arrangements
18 February 2021
As of 5 December 2020, Centrelink correspondence nominees can deal directly with Centrelink in relation to your payments and aged care costs.
Forgetting to Pay bills may be a sign of declining cognition
17 February 2021
US researchers linked missed credit card payments with dementia diagnosis up to 6 years prior to diagnosis.
Call for nominations for the Queensland Accessible Transport Advisory Council
1 October 2020
The Council will consist of subject matter experts who are also people with lived experience and representatives of a broad range of community groups.
Deep concern at politicisation of Retirement Income Review – Informed and mature public discussion needed
17 September 2020
COTA Australia’s Chief Executive, Ian Yates, expressed COTA’s deep concern that the objective work of the expert Retirement Income Review is being politicised before the public has even had the chance to look at it.
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.