Nanango Seniors Forum | 16 October 2026 | All welcome
National Seniors Australia (NSA) is pleased to invite older people from the South Burnett region to attend our free Nanango Seniors Forum, followed by a facilitated Regional Consultation exploring what supports or limits a good later life in regional communities.
This is a free event, but spots are limited. Register now to secure your place and receive your free goodie bag on the day!
What You’ll Gain from these events:
Morning Seniors Forum (open to all, up to 70 people) 9:10am – 11:30am AEST
The forum will provide practical information, expert advice and opportunities to connect with others, including:
- NSA advocacy priorities and current campaigns affecting older Australians
- Tips to save money and make the most of NSA member benefits
- Information on hearing health and support services
- Staying socially connected through local branches and community activities
- Financial information and support available through Services Australia
- Opportunities to ask questions and connect with local seniors
- Morning tea and networking
Facilitated Regional Consultation Session (limited places, up to 20 people) 11:30am – 1:00pm AEST
Following the forum, interested attendees are invited to participate in a facilitated discussion exploring late-life housing in regional communities, including the housing choices older Australians want, the barriers they face, and opportunities to improve housing outcomes as they age.
Lunch will be provided from 1:00pm – 2:00pm for participants attending the consultation session.
This facilitated discussion will explore:
- Housing preferences and aspirations of older Australians in regional communities
- The availability, suitability and affordability of housing options for later life
- Challenges and barriers to ageing well in the right home and location
- Gaps in housing supply, design, accessibility and support services
- How lived experience can inform National Seniors Australia's advocacy and research
- Insights that will contribute to the Late-Life Housing in the Regions: Designs, Desires and Deficits project and inform future policy recommendations to government
