
‘Shockwaves:’ Senior driver concerned over cognitive testing
A senior driver has questioned the fairness of the cognitive tests.
A senior driver has questioned the fairness of the cognitive tests.
Graham Smith has worked for the same business since 1964.
A new 12-level building is planned for the Pakenham St West/Daldy St corner.
'I think as a country we don’t celebrate things enough,' says Christopher Luxon.
How to keep tradies on your site? Could a pie-dispensing machine help retain them?
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The Government subsidy for hearing aids of $1022 hasn't increased for years.
While Ryman Healthcare has problems, Summerset goes from strength to strength.
'I can’t see how it can be a fitting memorial given those who have died because of it.'
More than 300 NZ retirement villages and 71 operators ranked according to best practice.
Wood, insulation and carpet price rises are limited or capped to de-risk building jobs.
'At the moment, we’ve done groundworks. It’s ready to build when we’re ready.'
CEO Scott Scoullar: 'We withstood challenges and continued to grow.'
What our kaumātua need is a happy smile, a helping hand and a listening ear.
'Life’s been much fuller and much richer because of this experience'.
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CEO cites 'challenging economic environment and property market'.
Market conditions, the phasing of new main buildings take a toll on the business.
Man believed to be New Zealand's oldest living man turns 107.
'It’s time for the next generation of firefighters to take charge.'
Raewyn Lightoller loved the Stratford school so much that she never really left.
Baby Boomers who might not need their pension payments can make a difference.
Financial helpline says more people calling about KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals.
'Frustrating' local community, residents had to pay $40,000 to battle plans in their area.
Dr Sue Wilson has been working in the health sector for a long time.
'Do you want to live in a multi-level retirement apartment in the middle of a paddock?'
'More transparency in cash-flow reporting: something we’re happy about, some way to go.'
St Ignatius of Loyola to have nearly 340 pupils when it opens in February.
Michelle Kidd has been a friendly face in a daunting world for those in need for years.
Consumer NZ says such fees are unfair and mean people often can't shift.