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
+COTA NT is making its last push to the House of Representatives regarding the repeal of Section 50A of the Self Government Act. “COTA NT’s…
+In response to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety’s ‘Final Report: Care, Dignity and Respect’, a unified national body Partners in Culturally…
+COTA NT is the peak body representing the rights, interests and futures of senior Territorians. Since 1969, COTA NT has been working towards making positive…
+The latest edition of our news sheet NT Seniors Voice is now available online here. This edition includes 16 pages of news, comment and information…
+COTA NT have launched a new website NT Seniors Voice (ntseniorsvoice.org.au). Formally known as a “stakeholder relationship management” (SRM) tool, the website is simply an…
+COTA NT is marking National Volunteers Week by recording and celebrating Senior Volunteers’ ongoing contributions to the Territory. (Every hour volunteered can be given…
+A mandatory national registration scheme for enduring powers of attorney relating to financial matters has been proposed as one way to reduce the financial abuse…
+COTA Australia says the WHO Global report on Ageism released today, which highlights the prevalence of ageism globally and makes key recommendations for how to…
+COTAs throughout Australia have banded together to support COTA NT and COTA ACT to repeal Section 50A of the Self Government Act. “We would advise…
+A Government-commissioned report by KPMG in 2016 confirmed what seniors’ advocacy groups have long been aware of. That in inner Darwin, Darwin rural and Alice…
+COTA Australia Council on the Ageing (COTA) Australia has reaffirmed its support for a shared consumer vision for Australia’s aged care system following the Aged…
+The Northern Territory became the first jurisdiction in the world to introduce an assisted dying framework passing laws allowing a doctor to end the life…
+Thankfully the end of 2020 was full of highlights for the COTA NT staff, volunteers, members and friends with lots of activities organised in the…
The closing date for submissions in response to the NT Law Reform Committee’s Mandatory Sentencing and Community-Based Sentencing Options Consultation Paper is coming up on…
+COTA NT has welcomed the 23,000 additional home care packages promised over the next four years in the Federal Government’s Budget and is also pleased…