Australia’s care systems have never been larger or more sophisticated. So why do so many families feel emotionally and administratively overwhelmed?
When Care Became a Service
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When Choice Comes Too Late: Why Australia Should Extend Voluntary Assisted Dying to Dementia
Dementia is increasingly common — but Australia’s voluntary assisted dying laws largely exclude it. This article explores why reform is needed, the ethical tensions involved, and the safeguards required to do it safely.
Doll Therapy in Aged Care: Comfort, Controversy, and Connection
Doll therapy is gaining ground in dementia care across Australia, offering connection where memory fades. But is it therapeutic or infantilising? We unpack the research, ethics, and real-world practice—especially in regional aged care settings.