NSW Ageing Alliance identifies the 5 areas of key concern in the upcoming federal election
In the lead up to the Federal Election, the NSW Ageing Alliance, of which COTA NSW is a member, is calling on all parties to commit to action on five key issues.
NSW Ageing Alliance identifies the 5 areas of key concern in the upcoming federal election
Released: 10-Jun-2016
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The NSW Ageing Alliance is made up of 26 organisations that work on behalf of people aged 50 and over in NSW, including COTA NSW. We represent almost 2.5 million people in this age group living in this state. These people are key contributors to the NSW community and economy. Despite this, their contributions are often overlooked.
In the lead up to the Federal Election, the NSW Ageing Alliance is calling on all parties to commit to action on five key issues. Representing one of the largest groups of voters in NSW, we want all parties to articulate their plans for:
• a national ageing strategy
• housing policy
• income security
• aged care reform and
• Medicare and health care
Together, the NSW Ageing Alliance has produced a 2016 Federal Election Position Statement which details our calls to action. We urge you to contact those contesting the election to advise you how their party plans to address our key issues.
In the lead up to the Federal Election, the NSW Ageing Alliance is calling on all parties to commit to action on five key issues. Representing one of the largest groups of voters in NSW, we want all parties to articulate their plans for:
• a national ageing strategy
• housing policy
• income security
• aged care reform and
• Medicare and health care
Together, the NSW Ageing Alliance has produced a 2016 Federal Election Position Statement which details our calls to action. We urge you to contact those contesting the election to advise you how their party plans to address our key issues.
You can find out how to contact your candidate directly through the following party directories: