Problems at upmarket retirement village, chimneys stripped as delays hamper schist shipment from China
"About 60 or 70 chimneys that need cladding,"
"About 60 or 70 chimneys that need cladding,"
OPINION: Letters on the Reserve Bank, Sky TV, Kirikiriroa, Russia, and a WWI memorial.
Santa could contend with defective schist chimneys this Christmas.
More than 250 new units being built in big expansion.
The Retirement Commissioner has made 35 recommendations for change.
Total sales volumes were in line with the prior corresponding period.
Revaluations of $89.3m previously dropped to just $49.6m.
The giant of New Zealand’s listed retirement village companies reports on Friday.
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A number of other rest homes and charity-based places have shut down lately too.
Business has 33 villages accommodating 6500 residents.
Neighbours' behaviour, poor services, bad management and fees were among the complaints.
New Zealand's retirement village and aged-care "model" was admired in Australia.
Resident had to move out when her husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
She couldn't afford weekly village fees and her husband's hospital-level care.
"We don't want this to be a confrontational process," says local agent Grant Dickson.
It's customary for Communist Party leaders to retire once they reach 68 - Xi is 69.
The business has run villages for more than 30 years and is locally owned.
How much a two-person household in a major city needs to retire.
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Savings lost in coming decades will equate to more than half the size of NZ's 2022 GDP.
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Setbacks, including problems securing consents, resulted in property going on the market.
Thousands of customers have had their information accessed.
The generation that paid 66c never gave up the notion they had paid for their pensions.