Thank you to our outgoing Patron, The Honourable Kate Warner AC
8 June 2021
A heartfelt thanks to our outgoing patron, Her Excellency the Honourable Kate Warner AC, for her support of COTA Tasmania.
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Health Consumers Tasmania: Focus Group – Home and Community Care (HACC)
2 June 2021
Health Consumers Tasmania are running some focus groups about your experiences with Home and Community Care (HACC) services.
Health Consumers Tasmania: upcoming focus group – Ahpra
2 June 2021
Health Consumers Tasmania are running some focus groups on the professional standards for healthcare professionals.
Taking to the streets in Burnie for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
28 May 2021
This year, Burnie joins our World Elder Abuse Awareness Day fold, with a walk, a morning tea and the added pleasure of the Ageing My Way exhibition – photographs and quotes to start conversations about what matters to us as we age. There'll be walks and refreshments in Hobart and Launceston too.
2021 State Election Joint Statement on Digital Inclusion
29 April 2021
The Tasmanian digital inclusion alliance* have joined forces to urge all political leaders to commit to policies and actions that improve digital access, affordability and ability to ensure no Tasmanian is left offline.
2021 State Election Joint Statement – Energy Affordability
29 April 2021
Energy is an essential service. It is critical to individual, family and community health and wellbeing, as well as to overall economic activity. All Tasmanians, regardless of their means, have the right to reliable, safe and affordable energy.