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50% of Australians are prepared to pay more tax to improve aged care workers pay, survey shows

50% of Australians are prepared to pay more tax to improve aged care workers pay, survey shows
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Nurse to resident ratio could close our aged care homes: MP

Set nurse to resident ratios are not the answer to the country s aged care crisis and could cause major problems in regions like Mackay, Dawson MP George Christensen says. The MP s comments came in response to protesters who rallied outside his electorate office on Monday to demand at least one registered nurse be present at all times at all private aged care facilities. A Royal Commission report this week revealed elderly Australians are starving, dying in pain and suffering assaults in neglectful nursing homes. In a distressing 2733-page report in eight volumes, Royal Commissioners Tony Pagone QC and Lynelle Briggs concluded substandard care and abuse pervades the Australian aged care system .

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Why your tax bill could jump $610

Australians could be hit with a $610 tax hike if the government implements a key recommendation from the aged care royal commission.

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Labor open to aged care levy as part of bipartisan funding agreement

Clare O’Neil says opposition doesn’t have a ‘fixed view’ on how to meet the $10bn shortfall in funding identified by royal commission

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Only one thing will end the squalor of aged care

Only one thing will end the squalor of aged care We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Despite all the appalling stories of the neglect and even abuse of old people we’ve heard during the two years of the royal commission into aged care, it’s hard to be confident this will be the last time we’ll need an inquiry into what’s going wrong and why. Looking at the eight volumes of the commission’s report – even its executive summary runs to 115 pages – it’s easy to conclude the problem must be hugely complicated. And if you get into the gruesome detail, it is.

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