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DHAC: A New Program for In-Home Aged Care Discussion Paper

Published: Wednesday 15 January 2025

This discussion paper canvasses key issues in the design of reforms to in-home aged care. It seeks the views of older Australians, carers, and service providers on five key areas of focus for the design of a new in-home aged care program.

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