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Ageing Well - March 2026

NARI's newsletter Ageing Well - March 2026

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In this, NARI's 50th anniversary year we take the opportunity to reflect on our achievements over the past half-century and celebrate this milestone, while looking ahead to our next 50 years. We invite you to join us for our anniversary events, including NARI's 50th celebration and our 2026 Annual Summit: Honouring the Past, Shaping the Future of Ageing. 

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Published: 1st April, 2026

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Ageing Well - December 2025

NARI's newsletter Ageing Well - December 2025

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In this final edition of Ageing Well for 2025 we reflect on our many achievements for the year and look forward to 2026 when we will celebrate NARI's 50th anniversary. 

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Published: 7th January, 2026

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Ageing Well - October 2025

NARI's newsletter Ageing Well - October 2025

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In our spring edition of Ageing Well we look back at our 2025 Annual Summit and forward to our 50th anniversary in 2026. We also highlight some of our many achievements and ask for your help to achieve even more by donating to our Fundraising Appeal.

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Published: 12th November, 2025

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Ageing Well - July 2025

NARI's newsletter Ageing Well - July 2025

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In this winter edition of Ageing Well we highlight some of the many achievements of NARI's staff and programs, as well as look at trending topics in ageing.

Read the full edition of Ageing Well now.

Published: 27th August, 2025

Updated: 5th November, 2025

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Ageing Well - April 2025

NARI's newsletter Ageing Well - April 2025

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In our first edition of Ageing Well for 2025 we recap the many planning and collaboration activities already held this year, and welcome new staff to NARI. We also highlight some of our research and engagement work, and invite you to join our education events.

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Published: 9th April, 2025

Updated: 24th April, 2025

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Ageing Well - December 2024

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In this festive season edition of Ageing Well 2024, Director Tracy Comans reflects on a busy end of year at NARI and wishes you a happy festive season and new year in 2025.

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Published: 19th December, 2024

Updated: 9th April, 2025

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Ageing Well - October 2024

NARI's newsletter Ageing Well - October 2024

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In this spring edition of Ageing Well 2024, new Directior Tracy Comans reflects on a busy six months since since she commenced her new role, you can learn more about Tracy in our Spotlight Feature. 

Read about our Annual Summit 2024: 'Human Rights are Older People's Rights, Too!' Find out how you can be involved in our research, see where NARI has been featured in the media and learn about other NARI events and initiatives.

Read the full edition of Ageing Well now.

Published: 29th October, 2024

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Ageing Well - April 2024

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In this first edition of Ageing Well for 2024, outgoing Director Briony Dow reflects on 21 years with NARI.

Read about how and where we have been sharing the outcomes of our research, bringing the latest evidence and findings to conversations, partnerships and collaborative efforts to improve the lives of older people right across Australia and beyond. 

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Published: 11th April, 2024

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Ageing Well - December 2023

NARI's newsletter Ageing Well - December 2023

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In this final edition of Ageing Well for 2023, we reflect on a busy - yet rewarding - period for NARI. 

Read about how and where we have been sharing the outcomes of our research, bringing the latest evidence and findings to conversations, partnerships and collaborative efforts to improve the lives of older people right across Australia and beyond. 

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Published: 21st December, 2023

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Ageing Well - October 2023

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In this Spring edition, we highlight a number of recent activities that serve as powerful reminders of the importance of involving older people in decisions that directly impact their lives.

From the success of our recent Annual Summit – Menopause and Beyond – in which we considered how age and gender intersect with other social determinants to impact older women's health and wellbeing, to the co-design of a smartphone app to support the use of Seniors Exercise Parks, there is a transformative power in inclusive research and decision-making.

That spirit of inclusion and collaboration extends beyond our own initiatives. As I write to you, our nation is preparing to head to the polls on Saturday 14 October, where Australians will have their say in a referendum on whether to change the Constitution to recognise the First Peoples of Australia by establishing a body called the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice.

NARI supports a ‘Yes’ vote on a Voice to Parliament. Late last month, we stood united with over 50 leading health organisations based in Victoria – including community health organisations, primary health networks and leading peak bodies like VicHealth and the Heart Foundation – collectively calling for a resounding ‘Yes’ vote on a Voice to Parliament.

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Published: 13th October, 2023

Updated: 18th October, 2023

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Ageing Well - July 2023

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In this winter edition, we bring you the latest updates and insights from our work and beyond.

June 15 marked World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD), with various events around Australia and the world. Elder abuse continues to impact older people — decreasing quality of life, and significantly increasing mortality risk. The latest prevalence study found that one in six older Australians experience elder abuse in a 12-month period.
 
Also in this newsletter — we celebrate the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Dementia Australia, NARI’s support of a ‘Yes’ vote on the Voice to Parliament, and the wonderful support we received from all of you, towards our Annual Appeal.
 
And that’s just some of what we’ve been up to.
 
Looking ahead, we’re excited to be holding MARC Annual Symposium in August, and NARI’s Annual Summit in September — both featuring a number of guest speakers, sharing their experiences, insights, and hopes for the future of ageing.

Ageing Well - July 2023

Published: 25th July, 2023

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Ageing Well - March 2023

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This edition of Ageing Well has an international focus, with NARI’s researchers forging new links in Asia and hosting a visiting scholar, Professor Sigrid Nakrem, from Norway. There are many similar challenges associated with demographic ageing faced by countries throughout the world and it is important both to learn from and contribute knowledge to each other.

In this edition we also look at the four projects NARI has been awarded with over $3.5 million in grants funding from the Australian Government’s Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) to undertake - IDC-IMPROVE, MindCare, BEFRIENDING with GENIE and Move Together. We also celebrate the opening of a new senior's exercise park in Frankston - the 6th park of the NARI ENJOY MAP for HEALTH.

Ageing Well - March 2023

Published: 21st March, 2023

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Ageing Well - December 2022

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It has been an exciting few months for the NARI team as we return to face to face events, including the Australian Association of Gerontology (AAG) Conference in Adelaide, with 12 NARI presentations and a busy NARI booth. We were also delighted to welcome back our research volunteers for the volunteer Thank You Day, held at the Treacy centre on 8 December, for the first time in 3 years.

NARI has also received two significant funding grants from the Australian Government’s Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF), to support continued research into improving the nation’s health and aged care systems, and an Aged Care Research & Industry Innovation Australia (ARIIA) grant with Silverchain, to support the advancement of in-home care.

Ageing Well - December 2022

Published: 21st December, 2022

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Ageing Well - September 2022

NARI's newsletter Ageing Well - September 2022

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NARI has been proud to launch several multimedia resources over the past two years that are very useful to a wide range of professional and community audiences. Our most recent video resources include the “Art Centres – supporting our elders” film launched during NAIDOC week on SBS, animations to support dementia literacy in CALD communities, and live performances capturing the experiences of people with prolonged grief through poetry and music. 

NARI has also launched a new open online training course: Caregiving, dementia and incontinence aimed at improving the quality of care for people living with dementia who experience difficulties with continence. The course runs until December. 

Ageing Well - September 2022

Published: 26th October, 2022

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Ageing Well - June 2022

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NARI’s work has continued apace despite the ongoing disruptions caused by COVID 19. It is with a great deal of honour and pleasure that we will be hosting Laureate Professor Peter Doherty, AC to provide our Annual Public lecture, Conversations in Ageing on 22 June.

It is also the time of year when we approach our supporters and friends to donate to NARI through our Winter Appeal. This helps us continue some of our important and innovative research to help improve the lives of older people regardless of their situation. We are very grateful to our donors and all our sponsors for their ongoing investment in NARI.  

Ageing Well - June 2022

Published: 9th June, 2022

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Ageing Well - March 2022

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Whilst it hasn’t been the seamless start to the new year we may have hoped for, it has been fantastic to get back to work and back to meeting and learning from fellow industry experts face-to-face after two years almost completely online. Highlights have included our education program — which has been oversubscribed, continuing our research, and participating in the 7th National Elder Abuse Conference in Hobart. 

Ageing Well - March 2022

Published: 9th June, 2022

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Ageing Well - October 2021

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NARI was very pleased to celebrate the International Day of Older Persons on October 1, and Australia’s first Ageism Awareness Day. NARI’s vision is “a world where older people are respected, healthy and included”, and part of our approach to achieving this vision is to combat ageism in all its forms.

Ageing Well - October 2021

Published: 28th October, 2021

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Ageing Well - August 2021

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As many of us head into lockdowns across Australia, or continue to be locked in or locked out, it is high time for a good news story. That is exactly what we heard on Friday 6th August with the launch by the Hon Ken Wyatt, Minister for Indigeous Australians, of the good news story of the Arts Centres: Supporting our Elders project.

Ageing Well - August 2021

Published: 12th August, 2021

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Ageing Well - April 2021

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The Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety has made it clear the Government needs to act swiftly and comprehensively to provide a fit-for-purpose aged-care system, and NARI has much to offer aged care reform.

Ageing Well - April 2021

Published: 5th May, 2021

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Ageing Well - December 2020

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NARI's 2020-2024 Strategic Plan captures our passion for making a difference to the lives of older people, and focusses specifically on impact.

Ageing Well - December 2020

Published: 1st December, 2020

Updated: 5th May, 2021

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