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MEDIA RELEASE: COTA Queensland officially seniors as it celebrates 60 years as a peak body for older people
14 August 2017
 Queensland’s peak body for seniors is celebrating its 60th birthday by fighting back against ageism.
MEDIA RELEASE: Landmark Report shows over 20% of over 50s rate their quality of life as poor
5 December 2018
Today most Queenslanders can expect to live into their eighties and some beyond. Longer life provides the opportunity to reconsider not only what older age might be but how our whole lives might unfold.
Meet Bobby Redman
17 February 2021
Bobby Redman is a retired psychologist who was given a provisional diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment. She has committed herself to Dementia Advocacy by creating awareness, giving support and participating in dementia research which she shays helps her maintain a strong purpose in life.
Mental Health Services Accessibility Study
13 May 2020
Professor Bob Knight at the University of Southern Queensland and Psychology Honours student Kay Mattingley are inviting people 18 years of age and older living in Australia to participate in a survey about accessibility of mental health services.