News - seniors

News WHERE once we would have had to go to Vegas to see a show like this, now it comes to us here in Brisbane and it is set to have your spine tingling.

News Hilarity encouraged at Absolutely Fabulous Movie screening during Queensland Seniors Week Unlike our British counterparts where grannies have been asked to leave the...

News Census data will be needed to help identify where facilities and services are required to support the state’s ageing population

News A man who was living on the street has changed his life for the better with help from his neighbours.

News Ballina resident Mary Coleman still has a spring in her step after volunteering at Vinnies for 40 years.

News If you are wanting to try something new, head on down to the Jindalee Bowls Club.

News People living on the streets will soon be able to keep nice and warm with the generosity of south-west residents.

News Liberty Community Connect runs a range of social, leisure and lifestyle programs on the Gold Coast.

News Oxford Academic Dr Sarah Harper, Professor of Gerontology said the practicalities of technology will support independent living.

News U3A Twin Towns’ members showed off their new-found dancing skills at a 25th birthday celebration on June 24.

News The Gold Coast Multicultural Festival is set to feature up to 65 stalls and include dance, music and food.

News One Mermaid Waters family is set to take part in the toughest team endurance event in Australia for a third year.

News Invocare funeral homes and The Salvation Army have launched an appeal to collect blankets for homeless and disadvantaged people.

News Gold Coast seniors will have access to free travel on local buses for another four years.

News Goldsteins Bakery is one of the Gold Coast's biggest employers of mature-age workers.

Lifestyle What's next for one of Queensland's biggest commercial builders?

News This edition is full of colourful profiles including a cover story on Ken Done.

News We are proud to introduce international food and travel blogger Kerry Heaney.

News IT’S A long way from Shandong in rural China to the cosmopolitan city of Brisbane, geographically and culturally, and Li Cunxin, artistic director of Queensland

News It’s a deadly statistic but out of every 100 Queenslanders, not in hospital and who have a cardiac arrest, less than 30 are saved.