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For the help of candidates and their supporters, COTA Australia has prepared a Candidates’ Guide to Older Australians.
These fake news campaigns distract from good policies that both parties are offering Older Australians this election, such as in aged care.
After COVID disruptions over the last two years, attendees will be welcomed back to Anzac Day services and marches in 2022.
“We use technology all the time now, and many people are so familiar with it, they think they’re too savvy to be impacted by a scam,” said Ben Young, Westpac Head of Fraud.
We encourage you to fill in this short survey and offer your views.
We encourage you to have a discussion with your GP and any other healthcare provider and request that they upload your medical records.
This budget sets the scene for a Federal Election campaign over the coming weeks, with the hope of older Australians now pinned on election announcements for vital services like oral and dental health.
Australia is now only weeks from a Federal Election, and COTA Australia has been working across all parties to push for the best possible policies for older people
There is election coming, but there is a Federal Budget coming first.
COTA’s long campaign to make superannuation fairer gained a significant victory
A great time to talk to your loved ones or health practitioners about your future health care wishes or preferences.
For older people, “Digital Autonomy” is the ability to retain awareness and control over their own affairs in the digital space.