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Forty residences | 2 and 3-bedrooms | From $1.825M

The Aurelian is the only purpose-built, design-led retirement living project in New Farm. A boutique collection of just forty premium residences created for those who want to stay connected, live freely and enjoy a touch of luxury. Beautifully imagined and seamlessly woven into the fabric of the neighbourhood, these architecturally designed 2 and 3 bedroom homes are sensitive to their historic settings, yet unmistakably modern.

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A neighbourhood you know and love

The Aurelian is set in New Farm’s leafy heart, offering a rare blend of riverside living, village charm, and rich heritage. Buzzing with eclectic energy, this historic neighbourhood embodies the very best of Brisbane living – close to the river, cafes, galleries and New Farm Park. Everything is just a stroll away, with the beating heart of the city as your backdrop.

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Merthyr Village Shopping Centre
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New Farm Bowls Club
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Howard Smith Wharves
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Merthyr Park
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Brisbane Powerhouse
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James Street Precinct
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Queen Street Mall

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New Farm Deli
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Double Shot Panini Cafe
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The Bakeologists bakery

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Mountford Road Bus Stop
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Merthyr Medical Centre
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Mater Private Hospital Brisbane
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Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital
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Designed for connection

Shared spaces are elegantly crafted to encourage connection, while the rooftop garden creates memorable settings for time with family and friends. Wellness areas help reinvigorate the body and mind, while the dedicated site team are on hand and at your service to enhance a lifestyle that goes beyond expectation.

  • Heated magnesium pool
  • Sauna, steam room and spa
  • Onsite fitness centre featuring cardio equipment, free weights and strength training equipment
  • A private rooftop retreat with outdoor kitchenette, barbecue and dining settings
  • Resident kitchen garden for cultivating fresh herbs, vegetables and seasonal produce
  • Premium lounge featuring a resident kitchen designed for group entertaining
  • Resident private bar and lounge
  • Wine cellar room with extensive communal wine storage
  • Private dining room available for resident entertaining
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As Australia’s largest independent not-for-profit aged care provider dedicated to positive ageing, Bolton Clarke has 42 retirement living communities located all the way from North Queensland to Victoria and across to Western Australia. Trusted for over 140 years, you can be sure Bolton Clarke is committed to creating a lifestyle you’ll positivity love with care, community and connection at its heart.

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1300 135 295theaurelian@ypmgroup.com.au
7 Sargent St, New Farm, QLD 4005

Bolton Clarke is proud to unveil the next chapter in luxury retirement living. Register your interest in The Aurelian.

7 Sargent St, New Farm, QLD 4005

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All images, illustrations and renders are indicative only and do not represent as-built conditions. The completed development may differ in all respects including design, finishes, fixtures, fittings, layouts and landscaping. All areas, dimensions and measurements shown on any floor plan, image, illustration, or render are approximate only and may vary from the as-built residence. Areas and dimensions are indicative and may change due to the nature of the construction process. Furniture and decorative items are not included unless expressly stated. No part of any image, illustration or render may be reproduced, copied or distributed without written permission.
 
No representation or warranty is given by the developer or its consultants, agents or contractors as to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained on this website, including the size, area, dimensions, configuration, location, quality or appearance of any residence, or the availability of views, amenities or services. Any person who relies on areas, dimensions or measurements shown on this website (including for the purpose of purchasing furniture, fittings or other items) does so at their own risk. All details are subject to change without notice.
 
To the extent permitted by law, all liability is disclaimed. Prospective residents must make and rely on their own enquiries and refer solely to the residence contract and associated disclosure documents.

Bolton Clarke is the trading name for a group of companies being RSL Care RDNS Limited ACN 010 488 454, Royal District Nursing Service Limited ACN 052 188 717 and RDNS HomeCare Limited ACN 152 438 152.

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1 Purpose

This Policy governs how members of the Bolton Clarke Group, being RSL Care RDNS Limited ABN 90 010 488 454, Royal District Nursing Service Limited ABN 49 052 188 717 and RDNS HomeCare Limited ABN 13 152 438 153, (we, us, our) collect, store, use, disclose and manage personal information. This Policy also outlines and explains the types of personal information we collect, the purposes for which it is collected, how you can request access to and correct personal information that we hold about you and how you can make a privacy complaint or contact us with your enquiries or concerns.

We take your privacy seriously and are committed to open and transparent management of personal information. When dealing with personal information, we comply with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Act), the Australian Privacy Principles in the Act, and all other applicable legislation, including State and Territory health records legislation.

Our suppliers and contractors are required to enter into written contracts ensuring their strict compliance with privacy laws.

This Policy does not apply to personal information that is exempt under the Act, including the employment records of our employees relating to their former or current employment with us.

2 Application

This document applies to all:

  • Board members
  • Executive Leadership Team
  • Leaders of functions, areas and teams
  • Workers.

3 What is personal information?

Personal information is information or an opinion about an identified individual, or an individual who is reasonably identifiable:

  • whether the information or opinion is true or not; and
  • whether the information or opinion is recorded in a material form or

Sensitive information is a subset of personal information and includes:

  • health information about an individual;
  • genetic information (that is not otherwise health information);
  • information or opinion (that is also personal information) about an individual’s racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, membership of a political association, religious beliefs or affiliations, philosophical beliefs, membership of a professional or trade association, sexual preferences or practices or criminal record; and
  • biometric information that is to be used for the purpose of automated biometric verification, biometric identification, or biometric templates.

What constitutes personal information will vary, depending on whether any individual can be identified or is reasonably identifiable in the particular circumstances.

4 What kinds of personal information do we collect and why?

The personal information that we collect and hold will depend on your relationship with us, the nature of the product or service we are providing or activity you are involved in and the legal obligations we may have.

We collect your personal information to provide retirement, aged care and home care services to you. We also use the information for training and the management of our services.

For contractors and suppliers, we collect your personal information to assess your suitability, qualifications, licences and insurance details and, if applicable, subsequently administering and managing our engagement of you. For prospective employees, we collect your personal information to assess your suitability for the position for which you have applied.

We generally collect and hold both personal and sensitive information, including:

(a) For customers including prospective customers:
  • contact details including name, occupation, address, postcode, telephone numbers, email addresses and family information;
  • demographic information including age, religion, marital/family status, date of birth and gender;
  • health information including medical and family history, medications, vaccination status, diagnostic imaging and reports, pathology results, photographs taken for clinical purposes, diagnoses (including mental health or disability), medical assessments including observations and reported symptoms, health information for reports to the government and regulators
  • government related identifiers, including Medicare, Centrelink and Department of Health and Aged Care numbers;
  • financial details and billing information including to comply with our legal obligations;
  • legal information including details of powers of attorney, advanced health directives and similar documents, court or tribunal orders and wills; and
  • treating clinicians’ contact details.
(b) For employees, including prospective employees:
  • contact details including name, address, postcode, telephone numbers and email addresses and family information;
  • demographic information including age, date of birth and gender;
  • financial details such as salary, taxation, superannuation and payment details;
  • sensitive information such as health and psychometric information;
  • qualifications and experience;
  • licensing and registration with professional bodies;
  • information contained in references obtained from third parties; and
  • national police certificates and /or NDIS worker screening checks.
(c) For contractors, suppliers, service providers and consultants:
  • contact details including name, address, postcode, telephone and facsimile numbers and email addresses;
  • financial details and billing information including to comply with our legal obligations;
  • qualifications, licences and insurance details
  • vaccination status information including Covid-19 and influenza vaccine status information
  • information contained in references or referrals obtained from third parties
  • national police certificates and /or NDIS worker screening checks, and
  • any other information you (or third parties you nominate as referees) provide to us in connection with your services.
(d) For donors:
  • contact details including name, address, postcode, telephone and facsimile numbers and email addresses;
  • demographic information including age, date of birth and gender;
  • financial details and billing information to comply with our legal obligations; and
  • testamentary intentions as they affect us (for example, details of any gifts left or intended to be left to us in the donor’s Will).
(e) Anyone entering our communities (including volunteers, visitors and others):
  • Required entry screening information including name and contact details, information about vaccination status and any other information required by government authorities
  • Closed circuit television surveillance (CCTV) – CCTV may be in operation at our premises. CCTV footage is used as a security measure and on limited occasions, this information may be shared with our insurers, law enforcement officers, or to comply with government regulation.
(f) For users of our website and social media:

Personal information may be collected from you in connection with your use of our website and social media, including but not limited to when you register your details, complete or submit forms, participate in a survey or upload any posts or comments.

If lawful and reasonable to do so, we will destroy and de-identify all unsolicited personal information we receive if we would not normally collect this information to perform one of our functions or activities or if the information is sensitive and no consent has been given.

5 When do we collect personal information?

We will only collect personal information when it is reasonably necessary for one of our functions or activities, or otherwise in compliance with the requirements of the Australian Privacy Principles (APP).

We will usually collect sensitive information with your consent (or consent from your authorised representative).

We may, in limited circumstances, collect sensitive information without your consent, including where:

  • collection is mandated by Australian law or a court or tribunal order
  • we hold a reasonable belief that the collection is essential to mitigate or prevent a significant risk to the life, health or safety of an individual, or to public health and safety, and obtaining your consent would be unreasonable or impracticable
  • the information is required for the provision of a health service to you and the collection is either required by Australian law or carried out in accordance with established guidelines from health or medical authorities that impose binding obligations of confidentiality on Bolton Clarke.

6 Where do we collect personal information from?

6.1 From you or with your consent

We will try to collect your personal information directly from you, or alternatively, with your consent. We will collect personal information from you:

  • if you provide us with information about yourself and, if necessary, your medical condition;
  • if you complete relevant agreements, applications, forms, surveys, competitions, questionnaires or you communicate with us by taking part in a discussion or forum or by email, telephone, in writing, in person or by audio visual means;
  • if you are providing services or goods to us or our customers;
  • if you apply for employment or engagement with us; or
  • if you make a donation to us.
6.2 From other people

Where it is unreasonable or impracticable to collect information directly from you, we may obtain personal information about you from a third party. For example, we may collect personal information about you:

  • from your general practitioner or another healthcare provider who has information about you to assist us in providing services to you;
  • from a member of your family, a carer, a close friend, your authorised representative or responsible person, next of kin, your nominated emergency contact person or the police;
  • from any person or organisation that assesses health status or care requirements, for example the Aged Care Assessment Team;
  • from relevant government departments such as Medicare, the Department of Health, the Department of Social Services or your health insurer to assist us in providing services or processing billing for services provided to you;
  • from third parties who you have asked to provide your personal information to us;
  • from our website;
  • In relation to employees – other team members, referees, education and training providers, professional bodies and associations and regulatory authorities; or
  • from a reference or referral identified in your application for employment or engagement with us.
6.3 From our website

When you visit our website, our web server may download a cookie to your computer. A cookie is a small piece of information sent by our server to your browser. Cookies do not contain personal information about you but can identify a user's browser. We use cookies to capture information about a user's browser. If you do not wish to receive cookies, you may set your browser to refuse them.

We automatically gather anonymous information to monitor use. For example, the numbers and frequency of visitors to our website. This collective data helps us determine how our audiences use parts of our website, so we can improve our services. We may publish or provide this aggregate data to other people or organisations.

7 Can I choose to remain anonymous?

Where possible, you can elect to deal with us on an anonymous basis. However, in many circumstances this may prevent or limit our ability to provide the health and aged care services and may impact our ability to deal with you.

You may wish to use a pseudonym that is linked confidentially to your real identity, however If you choose to do so, government funding may not be available for the services delivered to you. In such instances, you will be classified as an unfunded customer and a contract outlining the full costs of the services will be established with you.

If you wish to use a pseudonym that is linked confidentially to your real identity, please let us know and we will discuss with you any arrangements that can be made.

8 How do we use and disclose personal information?

We may use and disclose personal information for the particular purpose for which it was collected (Primary Purpose) and in accordance with APP6 in respect of any other purpose (Secondary Purpose).

For customers, this will include the use and disclosure necessary to provide retirement and aged care services including accommodation, and where relevant, health care or wellness services. We may also use or disclose your personal information:

to staff or other service or healthcare providers involved in providing services to you or your care (including your general practitioner, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists) or administrative staff (involved in preparation of documentation, billing and other administrative and management duties)

  • to staff members involved in the provision of your care including clinical and administrative team members (who may not be Bolton Clarke employees)
  • to pharmacies and service providers involved in the supply and administration of your medications as well as their management and review
  • to Medicare, the Department of Health and Aged Care, the Department of Social Services or your private health insurer for the purposes of billing
  • to government authorities for the purposes of providing aged care or health services
  • to funding bodies and government agencies
  • your authorised representative or responsible person if you are physically or legally incapable of giving consent to the disclosure, if we are satisfied that the disclosure is necessary to provide appropriate care to you or is made on compassionate grounds or if the disclosure is in line with your expressed wishes before you became unable to communicate consent
  • to a member of your family, a carer, a close friend, your authorised representative or responsible person, next of kin, your nominated emergency contact person or the police, or
  • any third party that you request or authorise us to.

For prospective employees, contractors and suppliers, we may disclose your information to third parties to assist us in considering you for a position (including suitability) and if applicable, for subsequently administering and managing your engagement or employment.

We will only generally use or disclose personal information collected for a Primary Purpose. However, it may be necessary in some cases to disclose personal information for a secondary purpose, including:

  • If we have your consent;
  • If required for the management of our For example:
    • billing or debt-recovery, service-monitoring, funding, complaint-handling, incident reporting, developing and planning services, evaluation and improvement, quality assurance or audit activities, and accreditation activities;
    • education and training of our staff (who may not be our employees), where de- identified information is not sufficient for this purpose; and
    • disclosure to our advisors and contractors who provide services to us, for example IT and database management service providers;
  • For research, compilation or analysis of statistics;
  • If use or disclosure is necessary to lessen or prevent a serious or imminent threat to someone's life, health or safety or a serious threat to public health and safety; or
  • If we are required or authorised by or under an Australian law or a court or tribunal order.

We effectively and securely destroy and de-identify personal information which is no longer required to be retained by us to satisfy any legal, financial and other requirement in accordance with our information management framework and document retention schedule.

9 Quality of personal information

We will take reasonable steps to ensure that the personal information we collect is accurate, complete, up to date and relevant to the purpose for which it is to be used, both at the time of collection and use.

10 How do we hold personal information and keep it secure?

All personal information collected is securely stored on our electronic databases. In some instances, it may also be held in hard copy files in secure and locked facilities in Australia.

We will take reasonable steps to ensure that the personal information we hold is protected from misuse, loss, interference, unauthorised access, modification or disclosure.

Although we take all reasonable security measures, we are not responsible for third party circumvention of security measures on electronic databases or at any of our premises.

If we find that there has been any unauthorised access, disclosure or loss of your personal information that is likely to result in serious harm to you, we will:

  • take remedial action (where reasonably possible) to minimise risk of harm to you; and
  • notify you and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner, as soon as reasonably practicable.

11 Open and transparent management of personal information

If requested, we will let you know what kind of personal information of yours we hold, for what purpose, and how we handle that information. We will also make this Policy available to anyone who requests a copy of it.

12 How can I access or correct my personal information?

You can request access to your personal information held by us, upon written request to our Privacy Officer (see below for details). We may charge reasonable costs for carrying out your request.

To obtain access to personal information, we must be satisfied that you are legally authorised to make the request. We will ask you to verify your identification or authority. This is necessary to ensure that your personal information is provided only to the correct individuals and that the privacy of others is protected.

If, upon receiving access to your personal information or at any other time, you believe your personal information is inaccurate, incomplete or out of date, you can notify our Privacy Officer to correct your personal information. We will take reasonable steps to correct the information so that it is accurate, complete and up to date.

We may decline a request for personal information in circumstances prescribed in the Act, including where:

  • access would pose a serious threat to life or health of an individual, or to public health or safety;
  • access would unreasonably impact the privacy of other individuals;
  • the request is frivolous or vexatious;
  • the information relates to existing or anticipated legal proceedings;
  • access would be unlawful; or
  • we are prohibited by Australian law, a court or tribunal.

If we decline to provide access, we will give you a written notice setting out the reasons for refusal and the complaint mechanisms available to you.

We will acknowledge receipt of your request and endeavour to process your request within 30 days of receiving the completed request for access and supporting documents.

13 Do we disclose personal information overseas?

We may disclose personal information to entities outside of Australia, in which case we will take all steps that are reasonable in the circumstances to ensure that the overseas recipient does not breach the Australian Privacy Principles, unless we reasonably believe the disclosure is necessary or authorised by Australian law. We have engaged contractors and consultants who operate in New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Philippines, Israel, Canada, the United States of America and Brazil and may disclose personal information to those overseas entities.

We will only disclose personal information to persons or entities outside of Australia where:

  • the recipient is subject to privacy laws similar to the Privacy Act;
  • we reasonably believe the disclosure is necessary or authorised by Australian law; or
  • you have provided your express consent to such disclosure.

14 Disclosure of the personal information of deceased persons

There may be occasions where we disclose the personal information of deceased persons . We will only disclose this personal information to those with legal right of access to receive the information. This includes the following:

  • The executor or administrator of a person’s estate
  • The police
  • The Coroner
  • A court.

We will require documentary evidence of a person’s legal authority to access the requested personal information.

15 Do we use your personal information for direct marketing and can you opt out?

There may be occasions where personal information is used for direct marketing purposes including direct contact, telephone enquiries, email, SMS, letters, internet and web interactions, surveys and other forms of communication. Any such use will be limited to circumstances where you would reasonably expect us to use or disclose your personal information for that purpose and it has been collected from you, or if you have otherwise consented or requested this information.

You have the right:

  • to contact us to ‘opt-out’ of receiving direct marketing communications; or
  • to request that we provide the source of your personal information where reasonable and practicable.

If you have consented to us providing direct marketing to you and you wish to stop receiving such marketing, please contact us on the details set out in this Policy or provided in the marketing communication.

16 Dash cameras in Bolton Clarke vehicles

16.1 Requirements of dash cameras

We have or will be installing dash cameras in our vehicles for the purposes of investigating traffic incidents and other vehicle damage that occurs.

The dash cameras will meet the following requirements:

  • dash cameras are only front and rear facing, and do not record persons inside the vehicle
  • in-built microphones on dash cameras are disabled
  • dash cameras used are clearly visible
  • there will be clear, visible signs on the vehicle notifying people that they may be under surveillance and that the in-built microphones on dash cameras are deactivated, and
  • dash cameras will be in standby mode when the engine is switched off (meaning they are not recording but still on) and will capture and save footage only if triggered by an impact.
16.2 Prior notice

If you occupy a Bolton Clarke vehicle we will notify you if we use dash cameras. This notice may be conveyed through signage displayed on the vehicle.

16.3 How do we use and disclosed dash camera footage?

The footage captured by the dash cameras will be securely stored on our electronic databases and:

  • not be monitored via live stream, and
  • only be accessed in the event of an incident involving the vehicle, damage to the vehicle or in the circumstances outlined below.

The footage captured by the dash cameras will not be used or disclosed unless:

  • there is an incident involving the vehicle or damage to the vehicle
  • the use or disclosure is for a legitimate purpose related to the employment of employees or our legitimate business activities or functions including any insurance claim in relation to the vehicle
  • the disclosure is to a member or officer of a law enforcement agency for use in connection with a car accident, damage to the vehicle or the detection, investigation or prosecution of an offence
  • the use or disclosure is for a purpose that is directly or indirectly related to the taking of civil or criminal proceedings
  • the use or disclosure is necessary to lessen or prevent a serious or imminent threat to someone's life, health or safety or a serious threat to public health and safety, or
  • we are required or authorised by or under an Australian law or a court or tribunal order.

We will effectively and securely destroy and de-identify personal information which is no longer required to be retained by us to satisfy any legal, financial and other requirement in accordance with our information management framework and document retention schedule.

17 How can I raise a complaint about the handling of my personal information?

If you believe we have at any time breached this Policy, you may lodge a written complaint with our Privacy Officer on the contact details in this Policy.

We will endeavour to acknowledge your complaint within 14 days of its receipt, and to make a determination on the complaint within 30 days of its receipt.

If you are not happy with our response, you may lodge a written complaint with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner using the following link:

https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/privacy-complaints/lodge-a-privacy-complaint-with-us/

18 Contact details and further information

For all residential aged care homes, please contact:

The Privacy Officer
Level 7, 601 Pacific Highway
St Leonards NSW 2065
Phone: (02) 9431 1000
Email: privacy.rac@boltonclarke.com.au

For all other enquiries, please contact:

The Privacy Officer
Level 3, 44 Musk Avenue Kelvin Grove QLD 4059
Phone: (07) 3251 6200
Email: privacy@boltonclarke.com.au

Further information about the Australian Privacy Principles and the application of the Act to us can be found at the website of the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at http://www.oaic.gov.au.

19 Legislation

This policy document supports Bolton Clarke’s compliance with the following legislation:

Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Act)

Bolton Clarke Privacy Policy

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  1. About this website
    This website is owned and operated by RSL Care RDNS Limited ABN 90 010 488 454, Royal District Nursing Service Limited ABN 49 052 188 717 and RDNS HomeCare Limited ABN 13 152 438 153 (Bolton Clarke) under the domain name “boltonclarke.com.au” (Bolton Clarke Website).
    Your use of the information, graphics, text, software and materials (Content) on the Bolton Clarke Website is governed by these Terms of Use and the Bolton Clarke Privacy Policy. By using the Bolton Clarke Website you agree to be bound by these Terms of Use.
    In addition to the Terms of Use contained in this document, other terms of use or conditions may apply to your use of the Bolton Clarke Website, parts of the Bolton Clarke Website, or to the supply of any products or services which may be offered by the Bolton Clarke Website. By using these parts of the Bolton Clarke Website or obtaining products or services by the Bolton Clarke Website, you also agree to be bound by these additional terms.
  2. Links to other websites
    The Bolton Clarke Website may contain links to third party websites. Bolton Clarke does not sponsor or endorse the operators or content of any linked websites other than its own RDNS New Zealand website under the domain name “rdns.org.nz” and RDNS China website under the domain name “rascs.rdns.com.au”. Subject to any applicable law, which cannot be excluded, Bolton Clarke makes no warranties or representations regarding the quality, accuracy, merchantability or fitness for purpose of any linked websites, material or products or services.
  3. Information available at the Bolton Clarke Website
    The Bolton Clarke Website provides general information about Bolton Clarke and its various programs, courses, services and activities. In addition, the Bolton Clarke Website may contain or make available various news bulletins, publications or other tools and facilities, which may be of use to you. Whilst Bolton Clarke has endeavoured to provide such information, features or other Content which are accurate and free from defect, Bolton Clarke does not warrant the accuracy, correctness or completeness of any such information or features, which are provided on an “as is” basis.
  4. Warranties
    Whilst Bolton Clarke has made every effort to ensure that the Content is free from error, Bolton Clarke does not guarantee or warrant the quality, accuracy, adequacy, completeness, merchantability or fitness for purpose of any Content on the Bolton Clarke Website. All Content is provided on an “as is” basis and without guarantees or warranties of any kind, either express or implied. All terms implied by law, except those that cannot be lawfully excluded, are excluded. All Content is subject to change without notice. Bolton Clarke does not warrant or represent that the Bolton Clarke Website or any linked websites will not cause damage, or are free from any computer virus or any other defects or errors. Bolton Clarke is not liable to users of the Content for any loss or damage however caused resulting from the use of the Content. As electronic services are subject to interruption or breakdown, access to the Bolton Clarke Website is offered on an “as is” and “as available” basis. Bolton Clarke may withdraw the Bolton Clarke Website at any time and without notice to you.
  5. No Medical or Health Care Advice
    The Content on the Bolton Clarke Website is a summary only of the subject matter covered, without an assumption of a duty of care by Bolton Clarke. The Bolton Clarke Website does not provide advice (including, without limitation, legal, financial or medical advice) on any matter, and cannot be relied on as a substitute for detailed legal, financial, medical or other health care advice.
  6. Limitation of Liability
    Subject to any responsibilities implied by law and which cannot be excluded, Bolton Clarke, and its directors, employees, agents and contractors, are not liable to you for any losses, damages, liabilities, claims and expenses (including but not limited to legal costs and defence or settlement costs) whatsoever, whether direct, indirect or consequential, arising out of or referable to any Content on the Bolton Clarke Website, to any material on linked websites, or to access or use of the Bolton Clarke Website by you, howsoever caused, whether in contract, tort (including without limitation negligence), statute or otherwise.
    Liability of Bolton Clarke for breach of a condition or warranty implied by law, and which cannot be excluded, is limited to the extent possible, at Bolton Clarke’ option, to the supply of the Content or services again or the payment of the cost of having the Content or services supplied again.
  7. Indemnity
    You indemnify Bolton Clarke in respect of any cost or liability incurred by Bolton Clarke for any loss or damage, howsoever caused, suffered by Bolton Clarke as a result of your breach of these website Terms of Use or your use of the Bolton Clarke Website.
  8. Copyright and trade marks
    Copyright in the Content on the Bolton Clarke Website is owned or licensed by Bolton Clarke, unless indicated otherwise. Bolton Clarke makes no warranties or representations that material on any linked websites does not infringe the intellectual property rights of any person anywhere in the world.
    Except where necessary for viewing the Content on the Bolton Clarke Website in your browser, or as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) or other applicable laws, no Content on the Bolton Clarke Website may be reproduced, adapted, stored in a retrieval system, uploaded to a third party, linked to, framed, performed in public, distributed or transmitted in any form by any process (including electronic, mechanical, micro copying, photocopying or recording) without the prior written consent of Bolton Clarke.
    You may print hard copies of the Content for your own personal, informational, non-commercial use, provided always that the Content is clearly attributed to Bolton Clarke and retains all copyright notices.
    “Bolton Clarke”, “Royal District Nursing Service”, “RDNS New Zealand”, “RDNS China” and “RSL Care” and all associated trademarks, are trademarks of Bolton Clarke. Third party trademarks are trademarks of the respective third parties.
  9. Acceptance and changes to these Terms of Use
    You acknowledge and accept that your use of the Bolton Clarke Website indicates your acceptance of these Terms of Use. Bolton Clarke may at any time vary these Terms of Use by publishing the varied Terms of Use on the Bolton Clarke Website. You accept that by doing this, Bolton Clarke has provided you with sufficient notice of the variation.
  10. Linking to Bolton Clarke Website
    Please contact Bolton Clarke if you intend to place a link to any part of the Bolton Clarke Website.
  11. Jurisdiction
    The law applicable to the Bolton Clarke Website and to disputes arising out of the Bolton Clarke Website is exclusively the law of the State of Queensland, Australia, and the parties submit to the courts of that jurisdiction.
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