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We are the leading online community in Australia and New Zealand for those aged 55 and over. Our platform provides the latest news, information, and entertainment specifically tailored for the baby boomer generation. Additionally, our sister company, Travel at 60, provides comprehensive travel agency services, creating vacations specifically for Baby Boomers! Starts at 60 was created to support our wonderful audience as they transition into and embrace retirement and the years that follow.

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Michael Holden/ Reuters

4 days ago | startsat60.com | Michael Holden
The Screen Critic: Marvel’s return to form, a terrific Aussie drama and two ladies return for a fun murder mystery

1 week ago | startsat60.com | Jim Schembri

With Thunderbolts Marvel returns to those strengths missing from a lot of its recent efforts, namely hooking a strong character story with loads of quality action and good ol’ fashioned fun. Florence Pugh heads the gang of second-tier superheroes we saw in 2021’s Black Widow, only here they’ve been upgraded in the absence of the Avengers. Their nemesis is a corrupt US politician (Julia Louis- Dreyfus aka Elaine from Seinfeld) who has a secret project to create her own super-powered minions.
Author: Rob Freeman/ PA | Starts at 60

2 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Rob Freeman
Leaders express confidence as poll finish line in sight

2 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Dominic Giannini |Andrew Brown

Source: Lukas Coch, Mick Tsikas/ AAP PHOTOS. Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are scrambling to convince undecided voters to swing towards them on the penultimate day of campaigning before Australians head to the polls. Public polling has Labor in the driver’s seat to form government – with an outside shot at retaining majority – but the prime minister insists the government isn’t getting ahead of itself, after being scarred by an upset defeat to Scott Morrison in 2019.
Laura Elston/ PA

2 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Laura Elston
Prince William pays respects to Pope Francis on behalf of King Charles

2 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Laura Elston

It marks a major milestone in William's role as a global statesman and future king. Source: AP PHOTO. The Prince of Wales has paid his respects to the Pope on behalf of the King, as he gathered with world leaders for the historic funeral in St Peter’s Square. William, side by side with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, stood for a moment’s silence in front of Pope Francis’s sealed wooden and zinc coffin in its place before the altar in St Peter’s Basilica.
The Screen Critic: A compelling real-life drama, a hit retelling of the Jesus story, fun action wth Ben & Jon and a top Australian war story

3 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Jim Schembri

The ordeal of Australian journalist Peter Greste is vividly and powerfully portrayed in The Correspondent, an excellent local drama about the heavy price some pay for merely reporting the truth. In a career-topping performance Richard Roxburgh plays Greste, a TV journalist who in 2013 was arrested in Cairo on false charges laid by a corrupt government hostile to free speech and dissent.
Tess Ikonomou/ AAP

3 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Tess Ikonomou
How early voting has upended pollies’ election pledges

3 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Tess Ikonomou

Source: Dean Lewins/ AAP PHOTOS. Parties have been forced to ditch last-minute policy reveals as millions of Australians choose to skip polling day. Pre-polling centres will open from Tuesday after the Easter long weekend, offering voters a chance to get in well before the May 3 election date. Analysts expect many voters going away for the upcoming Anzac Day weekend and school holidays will take advantage of pre-polling.
Catherine Wylie/ PA

3 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Catherine Wylie