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“It just felt right”, these are the words that Norman and Marjory Gough used when explaining their move into Wesley Mission Queensland’s Rosemount Retirement Community.

Karl Meng was one of the first people to put a deposit down for Sinnamon Park’s luxury retirement living community, Rosemount.

International Women’s Day is a day to recognise, reflect and celebrate women’s achievements. A story that truly represents what the day stands for is Cheryl Patchett, an inspiring woman who shows us that we can do anything we put our minds to.

The best retirement is an active and busy retirement. And that means finding the right retirement activities to keep your mind and body healthy. Find out what hobbies are great for retirement.

Over the last eighteen years, 86-year-old Marjorie Bol has been busy putting together care packages for the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital’s Sexual Assault Response Team.

We cover the facts on how pets can improve your mental health and reduce anxiety, depression.

As we age, so does our mind. We've put together a list of recommendations including brain activities, exercise, food and other useful tips to keep your mind healthy.

89 year-old Wheller on the Park resident Pat O'Shea puts on a bright red Hawaiian shirt every morning and rides his bicycle around Chermside's parks.

Read Art from the Margins latest news and direction for the new year.

The newest residents of Wesley Mission Queensland’s St Marks aged care community at Chermside certainly know where they sit in the pecking order.

More than 600 Wesley Mission Queensland residents enjoyed a night of classical music on Saturday, with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s season finale streamed live to our aged care, supported accommodation and retirement living communities.

Wooloowin’s youngest residents are helping families in need this Christmas, as part of Wesley Mission Queensland’s annual Red Bag Appeal.

Wesley Mission Queensland has honoured its longest serving employees yesterday at its Rocklea-based Australian Disability Enterprise, MailpaQ.

Community Meal is a place where people can come and feel safe, instead of hanging around on the streets.

[Living at Wheller on the Park] has been wonderful, I’ve met so many beautiful and wonderful people.

Living here has had such a positive impact on my life and my family.

If I need anything, even if I’m just having a bad day and need to talk to someone, they’re always here for me.

Moving into a Wesley Mission Queensland retirement community has been one of the best decisions I have ever made.

There are very few facilities which provide this combination of hydrotherapy and gym, having the two on site makes it easier to access.

It is scary being a first time mum but the ladies are always here to help if I need someone to talk to, it’s a really good support system.