A landmark report released by the Grattan Institute has called for sweeping changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), proposing a tighter focus on eligibility, revamped budgeting, and the introduction of a new tier of support. While the report argues...
Combating ageism in the healthcare industry
Ageism is a pervasive, yet often overlooked issue within the healthcare system, quietly shaping the experiences of older Australians. All too often, symptoms are dismissed as a sign of ageing, and appropriate treatment options are ignored or delayed. These attitudes...
Disability-exclusive gyms expand across South Australia
South Australia’s largest network of disability-exclusive gyms, Enable Fitness Centre, continues its expansion with the launch of two new state-of-the-art facilities in Kidman Park and St Marys—further cementing their position as a leader in inclusive health, fitness,...
Mini Woolies program grows in South Australia
A unique retail initiative is transforming how young Australians with disabilities prepare for the workforce, and South Australia is playing an increasingly central role. The Mini Woolies program, a collaboration between Woolworths, TAFE SA, and the South Australian...
New Aged Care Act Delayed: What it means for you
The Australian Government has announced a four-month postponement in the commencement of the new Aged Care Act and its key component, the Support at Home program, pushing the start date from 1 July 2025 to 1 November 2025. This delay aims to give aged care providers,...
Meaningful ways to connect with grandchildren
Being a grandparent is one of life’s greatest joys as it opens the door to a whole new kind of relationship—one that blends love, wisdom, patience, and leisure. Unlike the everyday demands of parenting, it offers a chance to support and nurture from a different, often...