19May2026

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AGEING Australia has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to make showering free under the Support at Home program by classifying it as clinical care. Previously, older Australians paid 5–50% in contributions. CEO Tom Symondson said the change restores dignity and addresses concerns that costs led some to reduce or skip showers. The move ensures better access to essential care and reflects community values around supporting older people.

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RSPCA Pet Insurance has launched Direct2Vet, a free payment solution for clinics that allows claims to be processed in real time, so pet owners only pay the gap instead of full upfront costs. The system streamlines claims, reduces admin, and improves access to care. Research shows many Australians delay treatment due to cost, with one in five unable to afford emergencies. Direct2Vet aims to ease financial pressure, support vets, and improve treatment decisions.

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Rotary offering beautuful bunches 
FRESH, locally grown and beautifully wrapped, the Rotary Club of Gosford City’s Mother’s Day flowers are once again set to brighten homes across the Central Coast, while quietly making a difference behind the scenes.

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