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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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Updated guiding principles to improve medication management
The Department of Health and Aged Care, in collaboration with the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, have updated national guiding principles to improve the quality and safety of medication management for all Australians.Backing aged care nurses
The Australian Government has been made aware of plans by Southern Cross Care in Tasmania to restructure and make redundant sections of its skilled nursing workforce.Baton kicks off journey to Perth for World Transplant Games
The Gift of Life Baton has begun its journey across Australia, officially beginning the countdown to the World Transplant Games to be held in Perth next year.Reducing admin and manager costs for aged care at home
The Australian Labor Government has taken significant steps to ensure Australians will no longer be charged excessive administrative and management costs as part of their Home Care Packages.Minister for Sport chairs world anti-doping platform in Canada
Australia’s Minister for Sport, Anika Wells, will ensure our region has a strong voice at the upcoming World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) meetings in Montreal.A pay rise for aged care workers
Aged care workers are in line for a much deserved pay rise because of the advocacy of unions, the sector and the Australian Government.Address to the Economic and Social Outlook Conference - 2 November 2022
Read the transcript of Minister Wells' speech at the Economic and Social Outlook Conference, hosted by The Melbourne Institute and The Australian.Television interview with Minister Wells, Karl Stefanovic and Sarrah Le Marquand, The Today Show - Thursday 27 October
Read the transcript of Minister Well's television interview on the federal budget; aged care workforce; cost of living; flood payments.Delivering on Labor's commitment to put nurses back into nursing homes 24/7
The Australian Government today passed legislation requiring aged care homes to have around-the-clock nursing care, a key election commitment.Budget October 2022–23: Restoring dignity to aged care
Australia’s aged care sector has been neglected for too long. This Budget takes the first steps to deliver on reforms to ensure older Australians in care are treated with the respect they deserve with a $3.9 billion package of reforms.