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Nature strip parking fines withdrawn after protest
On-demand bus service will extend into The Bays
Woy Woy wharf to receive $4M upgrade
Surf club members praised for rescue of injured man
A 60th and a 70th anniversary held on Valentines Day
Empire Bay post office closes after lease expires
West St development to be considered by Council
Car and trailer in water after 'launching mishap'
Farnell Rd decision likely before the end of March
Corkwood tree may stay on proposed nursing home site
Woy Woy celebrations attracts 12,000, says council
Wagstaffe flag-raising
New boat for Marine Rescue
Chamber describes tunnel as economic game-changer
Applicant to take Killcare fence dispute to court
Comment period extended for caravan park proposal
Marquart asks for flood maps to be added to plan
Community Garden consulted about new policy
Tree group meets with council staff about urban strategy
CWA branch meets with urban tree group
Workshop about draft climate change policy
No money for St Huberts Island dredging, council told
Act now to prevents oil and gas rigs, says activist
Balloon twisting for children
Peninsula group pampers homeless people
Police seek help after home invasion
Young man wanted over store theft
Memorial garden for dolphin receives a refresh
Volunteers recognised at special ceremony
Peninsula events in Seniors' Festival program
Peninsula events for women's festival
Vintage cars on show at Ettalong
Tesch greets man on treaty mission walk
Free counselling offered for problem gambling
Charity holds fundraiser in Ettalong
Wicks drops in on home park
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Aged care facility says it supports Royal Commission

Management of the Peninsula Village aged care facility at Woy Woy aged care facility has announced its support for the Royal Commission into Aged Care.

"Peninsula Villages is fully supportive of this Royal Commission process, as we want a safe, high quality and high performing aged care system in this country," said chief executive Mr Shane Neaves.

"To this end, the Royal Commission aims to examine issues and examples of what is not working, where the aged care system has failed, and explore what needs to change to in order to meet the changing needs and expectations of the growing numbers of older Australians.

"Peninsula Villages would like to keep our community informed about the Royal Commission," Mr Neaves said.

The Royal Commission's public hearings started in January, with the aim of delivering an interim report in October 2019 and a final report in April 2020.





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