Loneliness has emerged as a silent but pervasive crisis, affecting millions of Australians. Among the most impacted are older adults and people living with disability—communities that often face persistent and invisible barriers to connection. These barriers are often...
Grattan Institute calls for major NDIS overhaul
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,...