Have your say on exit entitlements in retirement villages in Queensland
16 July 2020
The legislation requires that there be a review of these requirements, and that review is now underway.
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Have your say on the proposal to include minimum accessibility standards in the National Construction Code
16 July 2020
Responses to questions on the Consultation RIS are invited until 11:59PM AEST Monday 31 August 2020.
Homelessness is on the rise
13 May 2017
Homelessness does not discriminate and can affect anyone - from young, single people to families with children, to our older population. A staggering 20,000 people in Queensland are experiencing homelessness.
How we are representing older Queenslanders in Health
11 September 2017
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.
Human Rights – what you need to know
8 December 2019
Queensland’s historic Human Rights Act will commence from 1 January 2020. Find out what this means for public entities.
Human Rights for Older People
5 September 2016
Existing divergences must be overcome, given the unanimity about the need to strengthen the protection of the human rights of older persons and the millions of older persons waiting for their human rights to become reality.