Call for culturally-appropriate consideration by Aged Care Royal Commission

Ali Hassan ... dreads going into aged care

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The main body representing Australian aged-care providers says either the Government or aged-care residents themselves are going to have to bear the costs of extra, culturally appropriate services.

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