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ASBESTOS p24 DANGERS HIGHLIGHTED
Living Longer
Living Better Paradise
Ageing Strategy p7
LIKE US
We are so pleased to report that State Council
has received overwhelmingly positive feedback
about our first national Conference. Many
participants have told us it was the best
Conference they have ever attended combining
professionalism, fun and entertainment and
producing a great outcome for delegates.
Delegates appreciated the opportunity to
meet and network with people from all over
Australia including those from the industry, with
academics and Government representatives
from both NSW and Canberra.
Our Master of Ceremonies, Andrew Buchanan,
won many hearts with his often hilarious
narratives as did motivational speaker, Robyn
Moore, who entertained us with her wonderful
stories and impersonations. The keynote
speakers and workshop presenters were of a
high calibre giving delegates the opportunity
to learn and return to their workplaces with
valuable information and knowledge. One of
the many highlights of the Conference was
the Q&A Panel with the ABC’s Tony Jones who
facilitated the panel with such ease and grace.
The Trade Exhibition was also highly praised
by delegates and Trade Exhibitors alike, the
Exhibitors being especially grateful for the time
they were able to spend with delegates and for
the contacts they made. Those who attended
the Industry Dinner harbour cruise had a great
time socialising and dancing to the wonderful
music of the Cath Simes band.
We believe that the Conference showcased our
industry admirably and are hopeful we got our
message across to the powers that be about its
needs and future direction. May we take this
opportunity to thank everyone who attended
for your input and support.
Inaugural National HMMS Conference a great success
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We would love to receive feedback from all
delegates who attended the recent Conference
and a big thank you to those who have completed
their forms and returned them to us.
However, as yet we haven’t heard from all of
you and would be grateful if those who have
not completed and returned their evaluation
forms could do so at the earliest opportunity.
If you did not receive an evaluation form, please
contact Christine Casey at c.casey@nswhmms.
org or (02) 6622 8386 and she will forward one
to you.
Inaugural National Conference Evaluation Forms
Aged Care Reforms Update
Published by the Department of Health and Ageing, the Aged Care Reform Update is a regular newsletter providing the latest news on the progress of the implementation of the Living Longer Living Better aged care reform package.
Five issues have been published thus far. To read them, enter the words “Aged Care Reform Update” in the search box of the Department of Health and Ageing’s website at www.health.gov.au
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Budget Funding for Aged Care
As part of the development of a nationally consistent aged care system, the Treasurer recently announced in his Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook that the Government will provide $102.2 million over five years, including $7.1 million in 2011-2012, to enable the Department of Health and Ageing to administer HACC services for people aged 65 years and over and for indigenous people 50 years and over. This measure has no impact on the Budget and will redirect resources previously applied to the administration of the HACC Program by the States and Territories.
Under the Living Longer, Living Better package the Government will establish a national Commonwealth Home Support Program
to include services provided under the existing HACC Program. In developing the Commonwealth Home Support Program, the Government will review services being delivered, including meals on wheels, transport and home modifications and maintenance. The Government hopes the review will inform a move to more consistent and equitable service delivery arrangements and more national consistency in what people contribute to the cost of these services.
The NSW Government has recently released its Ageing Strategy which involves measures to address the needs of older people as well as supporting population ageing. Some of the highlights of the Strategy include:
• a new Help Line to stop abuse of older people
• promotion of healthy lifestyles
• safer driving for older drivers including support for transition from a driving to a non-driving life
• exploring affordable housing solutions for older people
Measures to address population ageing include:
• removal of barriers to work for mature age workers
• promoting early decision-making about later life including wills, powers of attorney and enduring guardianship
• grants to support local government to improve mobility access and liveability in built environments and town centres
Ageing Strategy for NSW
For detailed information about the Strategy, visit http://www.adhc.nsw.gov.au/about_us/strategies/nsw_ageing_strategy
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Home modifications
reduce falls
The most recent Cochrane review published on 14 September 2012 now lists environmental interventions as being significant in falls reduction amongst older people particularly for those at a higher risk of falling including those with severe visual impairment. The study also found that interventions reduce cost and appear to be more effective when delivered by an Occupational Therapist. The review was led by the University of Otago in New Zealand and also involved researchers from the Home Modification Information Clearinghouse at the University of Sydney.
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For more information, visit http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD007146.pub3/abstract
Living Longer, Living BetterUnder the Living Longer, Living Better
aged care reform package, lesbian,
gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex
(LGBTI) Australians will now be
treated as a special needs group. In
the package, the Government has
allocated $192 million to support
initiatives for older people with diverse
needs and this includes $2.5 million to
support staff training that is sensitive
to the specific needs of older LGBTI
Australians. This means that from 1 July
2012 the needs of LGBTI people will be
specifically considered by community
and residential aged care providers
who work with this group.
At the time of writing, the COAG meeting had just
ended and there were some good outcomes for the
NDIS. At the meeting, the Commonwealth made
agreements with Tasmania, South Australia and
the ACT which will launch trial sites for the NDIS
beginning 1 July 2013. However, by the time the
meeting ended, no deal had been struck with New
South Wales and Victoria which had lodged a joint
bid to launch the NDIS in the Hunter and Geelong
regions. Some two days later and following intense
public disapproval of the lack of action by both
the NSW and Victorian Governments, the Premiers
agreed to the launch of a trial in the Hunter and
Geelong regions from 1 July 2013.
The Western Australian government has just
announced the launch of its own Scheme which
they say embodies the key hallmarks of the NDIS.
Called “My Way”, the Government says it will
improve the choice, flexibility and control that
people with disability have over their supports
and services. This of course leaves Queensland
which still has to be persuaded over the validity
of the NDIS and whose Premier suggested a levy
be instituted to find the additional $8 billion per
year required for the NDIS beyond the immediate
five launch sites. The levy idea has been rejected
by both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the
Opposition.
How to fund the NDIS over the long term has still
not been decided. The Productivity Commission
recommended that it be funded from general
revenue and Accountants and Consultants Price
Waterhouse Coopers has estimated that the
amount of money required to fund disability in
Australia by preserving the current fragmented
system will reach $45 billion per year by 2035. We
shall have to wait and see.
Where to Now for the National Disability Insurance Scheme
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On 27 June 2012, legislation was passed by the NSW Parliament regarding the way workers compensation benefits and claims are assessed and paid.
The changes affect all new and existing workers compensation claims except for claims from police officers, paramedics, firefighters, workers injured in or around a coal mine, emergency service volunteers and people with a dust disease claim.
It has also been announced that workers injured after 1 October 2012 will receive benefits under the new legislation while all other injured workers will move to the new scheme from 1 January 2013. Guidelines on the WorkCover reforms will be published soon.
The Workers Compensation Legislation Amendment Act 2012 includes:
Active claimsFor injured employees already receiving weekly payments, special arrangements will apply. The changes differ depending on the length of time the employee has been receiving payments and their level of work capacity.
Journey ClaimsOne of the most significant changes is where an employee is injured whilst travelling between home and work while off duty. Employees will now only be eligible for workers compensation benefits where there is
a substantial connection between the person’s employment and the incident out of which the injury arose. What constitutes a substantial connection will depend on the circumstances of each claim.
Return to WorkInjured workers and their employers still need to work together to ensure the best possible return-to-work results. Workers who are able to work are obligated to do so and should make reasonable efforts to return to work in suitable employment. If a worker who is able to work fails to make reasonable efforts to do so, they may have their weekly payments suspended or even terminated.
Medical BenefitsPayment for medical and related treatment will end 12 months after the claim for compensation is made or 12 months after the last payment of weekly benefits, whichever occurs last. For those workers with a whole person impairment over 30%, medical cover continues.
Nervous Shock and Death BenefitsThere is now no entitlement for family members of deceased or injured workers to make nervous shock claims. However, existing compensations for shock and death will still apply. This includes an indexed lump sum payable to financial dependents, indexed weekly payments for dependent children and funeral expenses.
Changes to Workers Compensation in NSW
New free service for injured workers
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For detailed information about the changes, please go to http://www.workcover.nsw.gov.au/formspublications/publications/Documents/wc-faqs-3794.pdf
For more information see www.workcover.nsw.gov.au/aboutus/newsroom/Pages/workerscomPensationissuesPaPer.asPx
Changes to Workers Compensation in NSW
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Installation of POWER-FAST PLUS® Epoxy and KF2 polyester injection gels
Drill a hole to the size and embedment required.
Blow the hole clean with com-pressed air, brush the hole, and blow it clean again.
Fill the hole approximately half way with adhesive mortar starting from the rear of the hole. Slowly withdraw the static mixing nozzle as the hole fills to avoid creating air pockets within the hole.
Push the threaded rod or rebar into the hole while turn-ing slightly to insure full dis-tribution of the adhesive. The rod or rebar should be free from dirt, grease, oil, or for-eign material.
Allow the adhesive mortar to cure for the specified time prior to applying any load.
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ApplicationsSkirtings, coat hangers, small light fittings, towel rails, mirrors, pictures, pipe brackets, shelves, light cupboards.
Fixing with MN and metric screw -through fixing Fixing with MN and wood/chipboard screw -pre-assembly fixing
Method of installationThrough and pre-assembly fixing
ApplicationsTimber door frames, timber window frames Suitable for frame fixing
Tested in Thermoblok. Reached with max. diameter wood screw. Safety factor = 5
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Powers Fasteners Australasia Pty. Ltd. PASS Document v1 01/2002
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Installation of ZiP-It®
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ASBESTOS DANGERS HIGHLIGHTED
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Conference Keynote Presentations As promised, presentations given by Keynote Speakers at the Conference are now available on our website at http://www.nswhmms.org.au/program
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Conference PhotosCheck out some of the great photos taken at the Conference on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/#!/NswHmmsStateCouncil/photos_albums
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Proudly represent ing Home Modi f icat ion and Maintenance Serv ices across NSW
For an overview of the Conference please go to Training and Events at www.nswhmms.org
The New South Wales Home Modification and Maintenance Services State Council is the peak
organisation proudly representing HMMS across New South Wales.
PO Box 45, Lismore, NSW, 2480Phone: (02) 6622 8386
Fax: (02) 6622 8693
email: [email protected] www.nswhmms.org
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