Topic - aged care
Queensland Nurses and Midwives’ Union (QNMU) holds march for aged care standards in Bundaberg
May 08 2018
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Bundaberg has been the subject of media attention on failings in aged care standards in recent months, with the local Bundaberg NewsMail breaking a number of news stories that have spread across QLD and nationally in the media.

The theme for this year’s Labour Day march on Saturday was ‘March for Aged Care’ with residents, their families and staff all invited to take part.

A sign that aged care is still the ‘hot button’ topic.

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