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Older Australians could be asked to pay more for aged and in-home care under recommendations made to the federal government. The ageing population is driving up the cost of funding aged care, with spending forecast to rise by 55 percent to $42 billion in 3 years.
Older Australians could be asked to pay more for aged and in-home care under recommendations made to the federal government. The ageing population is driving up the cost of funding aged care, with spending forecast to rise by 55 percent to $42 billion in 3 years.
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