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'Invisible addicts': Baby boomers' booze problem
The rate "older adults" are drinking at "hazardous levels" is on the rise, expert tells.
Editorial: Caring for the carers; it's about time
EDITORIAL: It's about time such vital work by family carers is acknowledged and enabled.
Eye-test stress: Concerns over spec shop hospital referrals
The use of new imaging technology at optometrists is increasing workload on DHBs.
Overtreatment killing patients, top doctor warns
Dr John Bonning says unnecessary testing and treatment have serious risks.
Council flat death shock: Dead for five days and no one knew
Mayor Phil Goff orders report into death of lonely pensioner.
Simon Wallace: Why are aged care nurses so undervalued?
COMMENT: Fact is, aged care is a critical mainstream function of our healthcare system.
Budget 2019: What do Māori want?
Education is at the heart of what the Māori community wants in this year's Budget.
World-first study: Secrets to long, fulfilling life unlocked
The study of 937 elderly Māori and non-Māori started almost 10 years ago.
Million Milestones: New levels of tolerance needed as NZ counts down to 5 million
The combined Asian, Pacific and Maori population will outnumber Europeans in Auckland.
Amy Poehler and friends aim to prove life after 40 is great
Netflix's "Wine Country" follows a group of middle-aged friends traveling to Napa Valley.
Meet the generation refusing to act their age
A new swathe of the older population making the most of their extra time.
Telltale Alzheimer's signs may be widespread
Alzheimer's disease probably affects twice as many people as current estimates suggest.
Letters: Bus service essential for elderly
We have an ageing population, and a good bus service is essential.
Cataract op denied when sight failing
Getting cataract surgery can depend on where you live.
Letters: Gun ban not the solution
There is a difference between sensible precaution and fear-driven acceptance of censorship
Could having more kids be key to halting ageing process?
The number of children a woman has slows the rate at which she ages, a study has found.
How 'smell training' can enhance lives
If elderly can't identify common odours, it may be an indication dementia lies ahead.
'Digital dementia': Why you need to train your brain
Two Auckland sisters are helping people keep their memory in tip-top condition.
Help for lonely losing funds
Groups say DHB funding move is devastating for socially isolated.
Joe and Elvor start a rising tsunami of support
More friends for elderly folks who just need company. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Elder abuse sentence 'shockingly inadequate'
Grey Power want an Aged Care Commission to be urgently set-up.
Meghan Markle effect: Prince Harry's daddy detox
No cigarettes, no high jinks, less booze and a punishing fitness regime.
Is midlife crisis real or just myth?
The idea adults in their middle years face a dark night of the soul is deeply rooted.
Revealed: Answers to 10 science questions you were afraid to ask
From time travel to dreams, scientists answer - or try to - 10 of the biggest questions.
Daughter deception? Was world's oldest ever woman a fraud?
Russian researchers claim 122-year-old was actually her 99-year-old daughter.
Opinion: Retirement options for baby boomers
Today's retirees need a range of accommodation options.
Diseases through the decades: What to look for
Here are the key warning signs to look for at every age.
Fifth of Kiwis suffer persistent pain
Many who have persistent pain struggle to get adequate help.
Can't walk or talk - but dementia sufferer faces eviction
The 70-year-old can't stand or speak - but must move out.
The sudden downfall of TV superstar Megyn Kelly
She earned millions a year and was one of the most recognisable faces on television.
The real cost of living on NZ Super
For superannuitants, rates and insurance are pushing up the cost of living.
Barry Soper: Leadership locked into a single issue
John Key promised that the age of the pension would never rise above 65 while he was PM.