Allied Health & Aging

[On-Demand Webinar] Transform from Security Awareness to a Security Culture: A Vital Shift for SMB Healthcare

02 September, 2026 | Supplied by: Dicker Data Ltd

This Australian webinar provides a roadmap to building a robust security culture within your organisation — whether you’re aiming for certification with a trusted security standard like ISO 27001, NIST or Essential Eight, or looking to significantly enhance your current defences.


[On-Demand Webinar] When Connectivity Becomes Critical Care: Building more connected healthcare and aged care facilities

02 September, 2026 | Supplied by: RFI Technology Solutions

Join this practical webinar to explore how mobile coverage gaps across healthcare and aged care facilities can affect staff communication, emergency response and day-to-day operations — and what organisations can do to build more resilient, connected environments.


Opinion: The debate over the government's aged care algorithm is missing the point

21 August, 2026 by Dr Andrew Rochford BMedSc MBBS (Hons)*

With heated debate underway from both sides of politics into whether to keep or scrap the aged care funding algorithm, a medical doctor weighs in with a third option.


Commonwealth Home Support Program extended to 30 June 2029

21 August, 2026

The extension will support providers to continue critical aged care services and give 830,000 older Australians certainty about the services they use every day, the Australian Government said.


Top 3 benefits of aerobic and strength training for chronic disease prevention

17 August, 2026

Australian researchers followed more than 8000 Brisbane adults over nine years, identifying three key benefits of aerobic and muscle strengthening exercises.


Nexon partners with Dementia Australia to tackle dementia stigma in the workplace

14 August, 2026

Ahead of Dementia Action Week, which runs 21–27 September, Nexon Asia Pacific is encouraging workplaces to talk about dementia.


"Migrant worker exploitation" sees NSW aged care provider repay nearly $120K

10 August, 2026

The Australian Border Force has put the aged care sector "on notice" after it sanctioned a provider, requiring them to repay nearly $120,000 to sponsored employees.


"Fake podiatrist" to serve two-year jail sentence in the community following appeal

31 July, 2026

The Sydney man had conducted more than 600 "bogus consultations" as a podiatrist. Never registered, almost all of his patients were "extremely vulnerable", Ahpra said.


OTs, medical students respond to Commonwealth Prac Payment expansion

24 July, 2026

The Australian Government has nominated 10 additional key frontline health professions for paid prac, a move that's prompted responses from professions included and excluded.


A Day in the Life of a social worker specialising in FASD

13 July, 2026

Prue Walker is a social worker specialising in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition caused by prenatal alcohol exposure.


Woman fined for falsely claiming to be a psychologist in ACT Supreme Court

10 July, 2026

In Ahpra's first criminal prosecution in the ACT, a woman who falsely claimed to be a psychologist in a criminal trial before the ACT Supreme Court has been convicted and fined.


Home care safeguards when disasters hit

03 July, 2026 by Lynda Chalmers* | Supplied by: Care Connect Limited

Home care presents unique challenges for emergency planning. An in-home care provider's CEO outlines how technology, local knowledge and proactive care can help.


Daniel Wyner appointed Lumary CEO

03 July, 2026

Aged care and disability technology platform Lumary has named Daniel Wyner, a technology growth professional, its new CEO.


The rise of non-clinical, community-led safe spaces: how lived experience is reshaping suicide prevention

19 June, 2026 by Lani Wards* | Supplied by: Roses in the Ocean

With the emergence of the non-clinical, community-led safe spaces model, Australia's approach to suicide prevention is changing.


"Fake podiatrist" jailed after hundreds of consultations with vulnerable patients

12 June, 2026

In a record penalty, a Sydney man has been sentenced to two years' jail and ordered to pay $51,900 in legal costs after pleading guilty to 16 breaches of the National Law.


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