When the Pay Stops, the Bills Don't An unexpected workplace injury can change much more than someone's ability to earn a living. The mortgage or rent is still due. Electricity bills arrive. Groceries need buying. Children still need school supplies, and the car still needs fuel. But the income ... Read More >>
Connect and Celebrate: Queensland Seniors Month Getting older doesn't mean becoming less involved in life. For many Australians, it's a time to explore new interests, strengthen friendships, share knowledge and enjoy the things that matter most. Queensland Seniors Month is an opportunity to celebrate all of that — and ... Read More >>
Safe Work Month is about more than getting through a shift. October is National Safe Work Month across Australia. In 2026, the campaign theme is “Safe work is for life” - a reminder that work health and safety is not only about preventing harm in the moment. It is ... Read More >>
How starting earlier can help preserve choice, organise important information and make future decisions easier for everyone involved. A dementia diagnosis can bring many questions about the future. Some are medical. Others are legal, financial, personal or deeply practical. Who should be involved in future decisions? What care would ... Read More >>
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to start conversations about a disease that will affect a significant number of Australian men and their families. Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Australian men. Cancer Australia estimated that 28,868 men would be diagnosed in 2025, ... Read More >>
When grief comes with a to-do list, even the simplest practical tasks can feel overwhelming. This article is Part 3 of our Grief Awareness Month series, recognising NALAG Grief Support’s 2026 theme: Every Age. Every Loss. Every Story. In Part 1 of this series, we looked at the many ... Read More >>
Not sure what to say or do when someone is grieving? Practical support, thoughtful words and simply staying in touch can matter more than trying to make things better. When someone you care about is grieving, it is normal to worry about saying the wrong thing. You may ... Read More >>
This article is Part 1 of our Grief Awareness Month series, recognising NALAG Grief Support’s 2026 theme: Every Age. Every Loss. Every Story. When we hear the word grief, most of us think about the death of someone we love. Bereavement is one of the most profound forms ... Read More >>
Chronic pain is often invisible, but its effects can reach into work, relationships, household responsibilities and almost every part of daily life. National Pain Week runs from 26 to 31 July 2026, raising awareness of the many ways chronic pain can affect a person’s health, relationships, work and ... Read More >>
Getting organised should make information easier to find without making it easier for the wrong person to use. End-of-life planning often begins with a sensible goal: gather the information your family may need and put it somewhere they can find it. That information may include bank accounts, insurance ... Read More >>
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