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Underfunding our own cleverness has a price

Underfunding our own cleverness has a price We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss April 14, 2021 12.01am Normal text size The Age, email letters@theage.com.au. Please include your home address and telephone number. VACCINE Underfunding our own cleverness has a price As a veteran observer of the ups and downs of federal commitment to funding worthy research, it seems that Australia was in a strong position to develop a vaccine that would have been sought after by the rest of the world. The consequences of the delays in vaccine rollout directly affect our ability to competitively bounce back after COVID-19 and prompts the question: what can we learn from the situation?

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Aged care sector calls for uncapped home care packages, more staff funding

Advertisement Uncapped home care packages, a registration scheme for care workers and a focus on transparency are some of the solutions the aged care sector wants to see in the federal government’s response to the royal commission. Two coalitions of aged care peak groups on Monday released formal responses to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety report, urging the government to commit to a total overhaul of the system. Patricia Sparrow, CEO Aged and Community Services Australia, and Sean Rooney, CEO Leading Age Services Australia, released the Aged Care Collaboration’s response to the royal commission on Monday.

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The disappearing bank branches and the communities left behind

The disappearing bank branches and the communities left behind We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Australian banks have shut or earmarked the closure of almost 300 branches since the pandemic accelerated consumers’ switch to online banking. Many branches that initially had temporarily closed during the height of the pandemic will never reopen and some communities have been left with no local bank. Mortlake residents Doug Parker, Kelvin Goodall, Jill Parker and Rosalie Goddard are upset at the closure of their only bank leaving them with an over 40-kilometre journey to the nearest town with an ATM.

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Aged care sector calls for uncapped home care packages, more staff funding

Aged care sector calls for uncapped home care packages, more staff funding
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Twelve aged care consumer peaks propose aged care reform plan

Date Time Twelve aged care consumer peaks propose aged care reform plan Twelve leading aged care consumer organisations, led by the Council on the Ageing (COTA) Australia, have issued a detailed joint response to the Final Report of the Aged Care Royal Commission, identifying the key reforms the Federal Government must implement in the upcoming Federal Budget to ensure its response to the Royal Commission gets off to a flying start. In their joint statement the consumer organisations set out the package of urgent reforms the Morrison government must deliver in the next 12-18 months to build a high quality aged care system that’s grounded in human rights and which treats older people with respect for their diversity and capacities, ensures greater control over their care and support, and delivers appropriate, safe and timely services, and fair value for their dollar.

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