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In the 1980s, Linley Lord defied gender expectations by balancing a full-time lab career, studying part-time, and supporting her family, while later advocating for women in STEM and creating pathways for their success.

She was inducted into the WA Women's Hall of Fame this year for her efforts to provide career pathways for young women.

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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 Hon. Don Punch, Minister for Seniors and Ageing announced the release of the 2024-25 WA Seniors Card Discount Directory on Tuesday 30 July 2024.

The WA Seniors Card program is the most generous program of its kind in Australia, providing over 411,000 members access to a wide range of State Government concessions and discounts from businesses.

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The Department of Communities understands that there can be a significant barrier for some seniors, especially for those who are located in remote parts of Western Australia to provide photo identification as part of their WA Seniors Card application.

If you do not have sufficient identification documents to apply for a WA Seniors Card, please call us on 1800 671 233 or email info@sen...

The Safety and Security Rebate was reintroduced on 22 August 2021 and Western Australian Seniors Card members can now claim up to $400 per household towards the purchase of eligible home security or safety item. Only purchases made after the announcement on 22 August 2021 can be claimed.

Before you purchase an eligible item, please ensure you have read the Read More..

This page will provide answers to frequently asked questions relating to the Safety and Security Rebate.

If you are unable to find the answer to your question, it is recommended that you call the WA Seniors Card Centre on 1800 671 233 or email info@seniorscard.wa.gov.au to clarify your enquiry prior to purchasing an eligible item.

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