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Anika Wells is the Federal Member for Lilley. She has served in the parliament since 2019.
Anika is Minister for Aged Care and Minister for Sport.
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Mandatory care minutes boost care levels for older people in Australia
From today, aged care homes must deliver a sector average of 200 care minutes per resident per day, including 40 minutes of registered nurse care.Strengthening global ties through sport
Australia and France continue to strengthen their positive and longstanding relationship, with the signing of a new Declaration of Intent to increase sporting cooperation.Minister for Aged Care and Sport – interview on Radio France Internationale – 21 September 2023
Read the transcript of Minister Wells's interview about her official visit to France, global sport, FIFA World Cup, and Rugby World Cup.Minister for Aged Care and Sport – interview on Associated Press Television Network – 20 September 2023
Read the transcript of Minister Wells's interview about Brisbane Olympics/Paralympics, Commonwealth Games, gender equity, and the FIFA World Cup bid.Improving quality of life through accommodation design
The Albanese Government is seeking feedback on the draft National Aged Care Design Principles and Guidelines.Dr Michelle Gallen appointed CEO of the National Sports Tribunal
The Australian Government has appointed former elite swimmer and international sports law expert, Dr Michelle Gallen, as the Chief Executive Officer of the National Sports Tribunal.Free training to deliver better food and nutrition in aged care
The Albanese Government is ensuring older Australians have tasty and nutritious food in aged care thanks to a free training program for aged care cooks and chefs.Wheely good fun: AusBike for children
The Albanese Government is investing more than $2 million in the national rollout of AusBike so more children can enjoy the mental and physical health benefits of outdoor exercise.Australian Government boosts Paralympic talent search for Brisbane 2032
The Albanese Government has provided almost half a million dollars to boost the program that uncovered Paralympic champions like Rowan Crothers and Paige Greco.Participating institutions grow under the National Redress Scheme
Several organisations, including Gymnastics Australia, have been declared participating institutions under the National Redress Scheme.