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Children of Regis aged care facility residents who died speak out about culture of neglect
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Yvonne Buters has raised concerns about the aged care system and wants to see an overhaul.
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There had been allegations staff were physically assaulting residents
WA Police found no evidence of criminality, but families say there is a culture of neglect
It took staff at Regis Nedlands aged care facility five days to check the injury, which developed into a necrotic foot ulcer and saw Henk Niemen die of septicaemia in hospital in February 2017 aged 91.
Plush $25m hot springs wellness retreat proposed for prime Dalkeith location along Swan River
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The Dalkeith Hot Pool is set for a comeback with a $25 million redevelopment proposed to turn a tired reception centre on prime riverbank real estate into a world-class wellness retreat.
The proposal from Tawarri Hot Springs, whose main shareholder is Melbourne-based property and investment company PGA Group, is located next to the Perth Squadron Flying Yacht Club on the Esplanade along the shores of the Swan River.
A $25 million redevelopment of the Tawarri Hot Springs in Dalkeith has been lodged with the State Development Assessment Unit.
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City of Perth down half its senior executive team
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The City of Perth is down two senior executives in three months after the local government’s general manager for community development quit this week.
Staff at the City were notified on Wednesday that Anne Banks-McAllister – who covers the areas of marketing, customer experience, activation, and community services, safety, and amenity – would be leaving after 19 months in the job.
The City of Perth’s executive team of four general managers has halved with Chris Kopec and Anne Banks-McAllister both quitting in the past past three months. Jayson Miragliotta and Bill Parker remain.