COTA NT (also known as Council on the Ageing NT) is the peak body for Seniors in the Northern Territory advocating for their rights and wellbeing since 1969
+In 1995, the Northern Territory made history as the first jurisdiction in the world to legalise voluntary euthanasia. Today, it stands as the last jurisdiction…
+COTA NT’s work has been recognised in the 2025 Northern Territory Export and Business Awards for the Greater Darwin region. These awards are supported by…
+Read it your way – as printed here or as a PDF download Seniors Voice July-Sept 2025 Seniors Voice July to September has been released and the print…
Today’s announcement of a four month delay to the commencement of the new Aged Care Act, including the Support at Home program, is important to…
+COTA NT has been strongly advocating for voluntary assisted dying (VAD) legislation in the NT alongside other national and Territory advocates. COTA NT is pleased…
+Seniors Voice April to June has been released and the print edition is being distributed to over 100 destinations in the Territory (see where). The…
+As we age, looking after our health becomes more important than ever – and that includes our teeth. But right now, too many older Australians…
+COTA NT staff members, Janet Brown and Cecilia Chiolero will be talking about the organisation’s work at the City of Darwin’s Library Lounge session at…
+The Northern Territory is the only jurisdiction in Australia yet to have legislation for voluntary assisted dying (VAD). Over the last five years, laws have…
Elder Abuse Action Australia (EAAA) is launching a new podcast series called ‘Breaking the Silence’, to amplify the voices of lived and living experience. If…
+The COTA National Alliance welcomes the second National Plan to End the Abuse and Mistreatment of Older Australians. However, to ensure the plan achieves meaningful…
+More needs to be done to prevent older Australians falling victim to scams, with new data released today revealing older Australians lost nearly $100 million…
+COTA Australia has provided a submission to the Australian Government to inform the 2025-26 Federal Budget. In the submission, the key action items are: 1. Improving…
+Source: NTCOSS Media Release NTCOSS’ latest Cost of Living Factsheets published in October 2024, (just after the last edition of Seniors Voice went to press)…
Treasury consultation on acceptance of cash for essential items The Department of the Treasury is seeking community input on mandatory acceptance of cash for the…