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Radical aged care reforms could see baby boomers dip into super and home equity to cover costs

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Three years after a bruising royal commission exposed substandard care leading to neglect and abuse in nursing homes, elderly Australians may be asked to fork out more money than ever before, writes Anne Connolly.

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Why new controversial aged care reforms could be the biggest shake-up for the sector in the decades

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