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Monday, 4 December 2023
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There's an I in independence, says disability advocate
Disability advocate Ann-Mason Furmage. Picture supplied
Anne-Mason Furmage won't let her lifelong disability defeat her.
Rowan Cowley
Superfish Tony moving forward, one stroke at a time
A talk with his son gave grieving swimmer Tony the drive to swim on.
Rowan Cowley
Tony Goodwin with daughter Jenny and son Mark. Picture supplied
Benefits of speech therapy for seniors
Speech therapists can help aging individuals maintain their independence and quality of life. Picture Shutterstock
Bite into health: Unveiling the importance of dental checkups
Uncover the importance of regular checkups, keep that smile shining bright. Picture Shutterstock
The comfort debate: Bean bags vs traditional seating for seniors
The adaptable nature of bean bags extends beyond conventional comfort; it can also have therapeutic benefits. Picture Shutterstock
Online medical consultations simplify senior care
You can speak with a doctor from home using just a smartphone or computer. Picture Shutterstock
Straight shooter a fine sportsperson
Rifle shooter Andrew Heard loves the sport's camaraderie.
Anthony Caggiano
Heather Barclay, Andrew Heard, Janet Smith, Nicky Smith, Andrew Baltensperger, Enqi Luo, Adrian Pederick and Megan Knight at the Rural City of Murray Bridge sports awards 2023 presentation. Picture supplied
Cruel scam against pet lovers
Potential fur parents are being fleeced thousands as scammers imitate legitimate pet businesses.
Staff Reporter
Scammers are preying on pet lovers by pretending to offer animals they don't have. Picture by T R Photography
A first-timer's guide to Melbourne: Top things to do and see
If you're planning a trip to Melbourne, you're in for an unforgettable experience! Picture Shutterstock
Visitors help foster connection
If you love a good chat and meeting people, COTA SA's Visitors program may be for you.
Staff Reporter
COTA SA Visitors program volunteer Shervin Shokri with client Lorraine Molsher. Picture supplied
Retirement Living
Don't leave your move until too late
Jenny and Ken wander through the gardens at Applewood. Picture supplied
When planning for the future, Jenny and Ken felt a retirement village was best for them.
Staff Reporter
Gift helps ensure healthy futures
Find out why Jim and Val have left a gift in their will for a regional health service.
Staff Reporter
Jim and Val will leave a lasting legacy for Barwon Health. Picture supplied
Retirement living: what will you look forward to?
SPONSORED | More free time, less financial stress and new friends are among the benefits of retirement communities.
More free time, less financial stress and new friends are among the benefits of retirement communities. Picture supplied
Non-existent rentals a sign of retirement living business models
Rental retirement living options aren't being built because of a lack of incentive, but other housing models are available.
Anthony Caggiano
Pictured is a senior woman holding a set of house keys. Shutterstock picture.
Home and Garden
Cruel scam against pet lovers
Scammers are preying on pet lovers by pretending to offer animals they don't have. Picture by T R Photography
Potential fur parents are being fleeced thousands as scammers imitate legitimate pet businesses.
Staff Reporter
Have an unused Gmail account? It's about to be deleted
It's part of Google's attempt to stop malicious activity.
Charmaine Manuel
The Gmail app on a phone. Picture from Unsplash.
Venomous funnel-web spiderlings burst from egg sac at Australian Reptile Park
If you can stomach it, watch the video of these venomous little critters enter the world.
Staff Reporter
A donated funnel-web spider egg sac opening at the Australian Reptile Park. Picture by Australian Reptile Park
Glen recommends Arborvitae Joint Health
SPONSORED | Glen Rampton's pain went from 8/10 to 2/10 after taking Arborvitae.
Glen Rampton of Quirindi NSW with Arborvitae. Picture supplied
Carers
Time to Kew a little summer rest
A sense of connectivity is at the heart of everything at Kew Gardens, which offers so much for people in respite care. Picture supplied
Short term stays at Kew Gardens Aged Care offer carers a chance to recharge while their loved ones get the care they need.
Don't knock the power of community
Therese Murray
COMMUNITY: Aged care and disability sectors have managed to keep people connected despite the challenges of COVID-imposed isolation. Photo: Shutterstock.
Aged care winners named
Geraldine Cardozo
ACSA Board Chair Sara Blunt, Employee of the Year Juniper's Joyce Ashworth and ACSA CEO Pat Sparrow.
Dementia carers: lock in your lunch date
GUESTS OF HONOUR: From left, Ad Hoc volunteer Shilpi Aggarwa, whose son also helps out, with group founders Patrick and Margaret MacMillan.

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