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Changing local communities to improve quality of life: older Australian’s wishlists

Changing local communities to improve quality of life: older Australian’s wishlists

09 March 2023
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National Seniors Australia 2022 survey of thousands of Australians aged 50 and over about their communities and quality of life.

A wishlist of Australians aged 50+ on topics including:

  • Transport pathways
  • Accessibility
  • Information & communication
  • Health services
  • Local facilities
  • Activities & socialising
  • Housing
  • Aged care
  • Development & population
  • Green spaces & environment
  • Crime & public safety
  • Money & discounts
  • Job opportunities & effort
  • Attitudes & local culture
  • Better government
Changing local communities to improve quality of life: older Australian's wishlists
Community Change Wishlist

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Giving older Australians a better future

National Seniors is a not-for-profit membership and advocacy organisation that gives older Australians – working and retired – a strong national voice. We tackle issues such as age discrimination, mature age employment, the Age Pension, social inclusion, cost of living concerns and more.

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