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Natasha Egan

Natasha Egan

Verified

Editor, Australian Ageing Agenda

Sydney

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Total articles 944

  • More engagement in prevention can help providers

    By Natasha Egan Verified| Australian Ageing Agenda Verified Australia – including aged care providers – needs to get serious about health literacy, says David Moran – chief executive officer of aged care and retirement living provider Southern Cross Care (SA, NT & VIC). Why? Because educating the population on the benefits of reablement, building strength, using allied health, regular exercise and meaningful engagement is the key to reversing frailty.

    By Natasha Egan Verified · Australian Ageing Agenda

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • New award celebrates allied health innovators   - Community Care Review

    By Natasha Egan Verified| Community Care Review@ Applications are open for the Paul Johnson Positive Ageing Award, which is an initiative of the Positive Ageing Summit to recognise demonstrated and exceptional leadership, innovation and impact in promoting positive ageing for older Australians.  The award is named in memory of the late Paul Johnson and includes a $1,500 cash prize sponsored by not-for-profit aged care provider BallyCara, where Mr Johnson spent over a decade pursuing healthy active ageing.

    By Natasha Egan Verified · Community Care Review

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • More engagement in prevention can help providers

    By Natasha Egan Verified| Australian Ageing Agenda Verified Australia – including aged care providers – needs to get serious about health literacy, says David Moran – chief executive officer of aged care and retirement living provider Southern Cross Care (SA, NT & VIC). Why? Because educating the population on the benefits of reablement, building strength, using allied health, regular exercise and meaningful engagement is the key to reversing frailty.

    By Natasha Egan Verified · Australian Ageing Agenda

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Australian Ageing Agenda

Australian Ageing Agenda (AAA) is an independent media platform dedicated to Australia's ageing, aged care, and senior housing sectors. It serves as a trusted resource for professionals, offering news, analysis, and opinion pieces through its bi-monthly magazine and online news portal. AAA focuses on key topics such as policy updates, workforce challenges, clinical practices, and innovations within the sector. The platform provides breaking news, investigative reports, and expert commentary on various issues affecting aged care. It also features multimedia content through its associated platform, Community Care Review, which covers community care and disability services. AAA collaborates with the Australian Association of Gerontology to reach over 900 members and supports aged care providers with educational materials, marketing insights, and event coverage. Its mission is to inform and connect stakeholders through timely reporting and sector-specific insights.

Sydney, Australia