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People ‘glad to be back’ with friends as Centacare reopens their doors

by Joe Higgins

25 June 2020

Thumbs up: Greg Wright he had a great day returning to his friends at Centacare Aspley, one of six centres ...

Elderly homeless in paradise, 52 per cent rise in older women accessing crisis services

by Joe Higgins

15 August 2019 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Out of reach: “The Gold Coast is really not affordable for a single person on the aged pension.” ST Vincent ...

Doctors warn legalising euthanasia could target and harm vulnerable older people

by Mark Bowling

10 July 2019 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Vulnerable: Doctors in Queensland have warned of how vulnerable older people could feel pressured if euthanasia was legalised. DOCTORS have ...

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Tag: older australians

People ‘glad to be back’ with friends as Centacare reopens their doors

Elderly homeless in paradise, 52 per cent rise in older women accessing crisis services

Doctors warn legalising euthanasia could target and harm vulnerable older people

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