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| | ... billion projected increase in spending represents a projected greater demand for government programs that support older Australians - the Age pension, aged care and health. The report says there will be a steady increase towards the 2028 spending numbers. ... |
| | | ... write-offs on new equipment purchases, increasing spending on infrastructure, and health, and education, and older Australians, among others. Getting extra dosh on top of a Budget surplus; you've got to hit the like button. But as previous Federal ... |
| | | ... Indonesia with $60 million in Export Market Development Grants announced. On the back of the Royal Commission, older Australians will benefit from $725 million in additional funding for aged care, including 10,000 new home care packages and greater financial ... |
| | | In tonight's Federal Budget, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced a record $21.6 billion for older Australians. He said the money will go towards ensuring that older people can access higher-quality and safer aged care in 2019-20 and will be an increase ... |
| | | ... At the time, assistant treasurer Stuart Robert said: "The Government is committed to protecting the rights of older Australians." "We have committed an additional $22 million over the next four years to increase front-line services to support those seeking ... |
| | | ... billion in 2021-22. This includes bringing forward the release of 10,000 home care packages to connect more older Australians with high-level support. The Government is also establishing a new National Elder Abuse Hotline to provide a point of access ... |
| | | ... final report slated for the second half of the year. "The Government is committed to protecting the rights of older Australians. We have committed an additional $22 million over the next four years to increase front-line services to support those seeking ... |
| | | ... confirmed he expected the Royal Commission to cover a range of subjects, including: The quality of care provided to older Australians, and the extent of substandard care; The challenge of providing care to Australians with disabilities living in residential ... |
| | | While older Australians are largely benefitting from reverse mortgages in the short term, many have a poor understanding of the risks and the long-term pitfalls, ASIC said. An ASIC review of reverse mortgage lending shows older Australians failed to ... |
| | | ... RBA's stance on wages and inflation. Both - increased migration and higher life expectancy (which allows older Australians to work longer by virtue of improved health and/or the government's increase in the retirement age) - would expand the ... |
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