Jobs for all
15 October 2020
Our economic recovery and our economic future – including retraining, upskilling and jobs – needs to include all Queenslanders.
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Make our Health System work for all Queenslanders
29 September 2020
Our health system needs to be redesigned to meet the health and support needs of all Queenslanders, says the state’s peak organisation for seniors.
2015: REFLECTIONS
3 December 2015
We continue to actively seek recognition of the positive contribution that older people make economically and socially to Queensland. We are strong advocates for an Age-friendly Queensland promoting intergenerational interactions, to enable people to grow to their fullest capacity.
MEDIA RELEASE: Seniors at ‘breaking point’: COTA Queensland launches Election Priorities
6 January 2015
A pre-election COTA Queensland survey of 128 older residents conducted in November and December 2014 identified three recurring concerns - health, cost of living, and transport.