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Budget 2025: what it means for residential aged care providers

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The Federal Budget announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Tuesday night has built upon the reforms already taking place, but failed to allocate any money or end the uncertainty providers are facing with the implementation of the new Support at Home model.  Government spending on older Australians has surpassed $100 billion for the first time, between the Age Pension and aged care services, now making up 13% of the Budget.    The Budget allocated…
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Budget 2025/26: What it means for older workers and superannuation

The 2024/25 federal budget has been welcomed for older workers in Australia, while no changes to superannuation draw mixed feelings.

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The Weekly SOURCEThe Weekly SOURCE

Budget 2025: what it means for residential aged care providers

The Federal Budget announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Tuesday night has built upon the reforms already taking place, but failed to allocate any money or end the uncertainty providers are facing with the implementation of the new Support at Home model.  Government spending on older Australians has surpassed $100 billion for the first time, between the Age Pension and aged care services, now making up 13% of the Budget.    The Budget allocated…

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Australian Seniors NewsAustralian Seniors News

Federal Budget falls short for aged care sector - Australian Seniors News

The Older Persons Advocacy Network (OPAN) says last night’s Federal Budget announcement lacked adequate funding for the aged care sector. OPAN CEO, Craig Gear OAM acknowledged the $291 million in the Budget to continue to deliver on the recommendations from the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, but said older people were still waiting too long for Home Care Packages. “Unsurprisingly, this Budget had a strong focus on easing the…

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Australian Seniors News broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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