Australasian Journal on Ageing (AJA): Our platform for global impact
The Australasian Journal on Ageing (AJA) is a leading global voice for ageing research, published by Wiley for AJA Inc. and supported by AAG, the Australian and New Zealand Society for Geriatric Medicine and COTA Australia. It connects evidence with action to influence policy and practice.
Member contributions—as authors, reviewers and editors—ensure the journal reflects the sector’s depth and diversity. Recent highlights include collaborations on special features such as the issue on creativity, the arts and ageing with AAG’s Creativity, Art, and Design Special Interest Group, and AJA Conversations, a podcast hosted by Professor Jed Montayre that brings published research to life across gerontology and geriatric medicine.
Together, these efforts ensure AJA tackles the clinical, social and policy issues that matter most, reaching an expanding global audience.
Read more from AAG Senior Policy and Research Officer, Andrea Petriwskyj, in this month’s AAG500 Blog.
Congratulations to AAG members Emily Moir, Debbie Pu, Moira Dunsmore, Guogui Huang and Karly Bartrim who recently joined the AJA Editorial Team as Associate Editors! A shout-out also to Mark Hughes, Amanda Barusch, Jane Fyfield, Ralph Hampson, Yvonne Wells, Kate Wang, Jane Sims, Mei Ling Lim, Vasi Naganathan, Stephen Neville, Rajna Ogrin, Emily Reeve, Rosemary Saunders, Joyce Siette, Janani Thillainadesan, Briony Dow, Leon Flicker, Justin Keogh, and Debra Waters, all of whom have served in Editorial roles, including Associate Editors. Special thanks to AAG Board member Keryn Curtis, who serves as AAG’s appointed Director on the AJA Inc Management Committee.
