“Ageism is at the heart of aged care failure”
19 November 2019
"How we talk about older people primes us to care less and spend less" says Dr Susan Banks
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“For older Australians this is a tale of two budgets…”
13 May 2021
"For older Australians this is a tale of two budgets..." said COTA Australia CE, Ian Yates, in yesterday's live session on Facebook discussing the Federal Budget.
You can catch up on the session which included discussion from COTA representatives around Australia, as well as Q&As: http://ow.ly/EKiM
“Live Well. Live Long.” podcasts are here!
9 November 2020
"Live Well. Live Long." podcasts covering a wide range of topics of interest to older Tasmanians are available online.
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ABC Radio interview – digital literacy and ageing well
18 November 2022
Our CEO, Craig Chadwick, spoke to Mel Bush on ABC Radio Hobart recently about the themes that came out of our recent launch of the H.E.A.R Active Ageing Strategy, including digital literacy, aged care navigation and social isolation.
Are you interested in policy issues impacting older Tasmanians?
8 June 2021
Are you interested in policy issues impacting older Tasmanians? COTA Tasmania is looking for interested people to assist our work as members of the COTA Tasmania Policy Council.
Attitudes to Ageing survey results
21 September 2021
COTA Tasmania conducted an 'Attitudes to Ageing Survey' in the latter half of 2020. The survey was designed to increase our understanding of what Tasmanians of different ages think about ageing, and included an online survey as well as a postcard style questionnaire.