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First time children's author, Lynn Locke, wrote her book on her iPad and finds she no longer needs her computer in her everyday life - and teaches others how powerful tablets can be. Lynn is part of a growing cohort of retirees who are just as likely to be on their phone as their grandkids.

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The WA Seniors Card Golden Lens Photography Competition is now open for entries. Introduced in 2022, the competition celebrates the creativity and skills of older Western Australians, promoting ageing well and showcasing that people can learn and create at any age.

WA Seniors Card members aged 65 and over are invited to submit photos that reflect meaningful relationships and moments ...

From 8 September 2025 to 19 October 2025, WA Seniors Card members can enjoy $200 off selected Progressive lenses at all Laubman & Pank stores.

Progressive lenses are designed to provide smooth, seamless vision at every distance, whether you’re reading up close, using your computer, or enjoying the view ahead. They’re a practical choice for seniors wh...

No matter our age or digital skill level, we can all use a bit of extra help to stay tech savvy.

Whether it’s making sure devices and accounts are set up securely so we don’t unintentionally open them up to scams and other vulnerabilities, staying on top of the latest tech trends, or making sure you stay connected to your loved ones, Be Co...

The WA Seniors Card team have launched this year’s Discount Directory for WA Seniors Card members.

The 168-page booklet is available as both a hard-copy directory and online and offers a wide range of discounts on goods and services to help older Western Australians with the rising cost of living.

Businesses in both metropolitan and regional areas are featured in the directory ...