In a reversal from previous pronouncements, the Government’s Retirement Commission has recommended the pension age Continue reading “Don’t raise pension age: Retirement Commission”
Missing the Central Library?
The now closed Central Library was a great place to pass a bit of time, as well as more useful pursuits. Until the Continue reading “Missing the Central Library?”
Wellington City bus network review complete
From Metlink
On 12 December, the GWRC voted on a Metlink Action Plan to deliver on 27 recommendations that came out of the review.
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Johnsonville Kiwibank closing
From Kiwibank:
In November 2018 we let you know about our intended changes to Johnsonville NZ Post and Kiwibank. This is a follow up communication to let you Continue reading “Johnsonville Kiwibank closing”
Interislander: Grey Power discounts
2020 fares now available
Interislander
Group Booking Reference: FA5477
The below rates are based on prices to date, inclusive of GST and subject to availability.
Are you a driver? The Government wants to hear from you
New Zealand Transport Agency
NZTA (New Zealand Transport Agency) are currently reviewing their resources for senior drivers. They are wanting to work with their customers to understand their needs and ensure these are reflected in the updated resources.
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Metlink bus network review
From Metlink
In July 2018 we made major changes to Wellington city’s bus transport network. As with any project of this size, it’s usual to review outcomes to check how we did against key objectives, what we learned and what still needs to happen. In our last community update, we talked about how the Wellington Eastern suburbs research summary and review team update reports were shared with Councillors at the Sustainable Transport Committee on 18 September. We provided an update on this area of Wellington first as it was most impacted by the 2018 changes.
Changes to medical alarm costs and suppliers
From the Ministry of Social Development
We’re committed to making sure our clients are supported to stay safe and independent in their own homes. As part of this, the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) funds the costs of medical alarm services to its eligible clients through their Disability Allowance. We’ve once again negotiated with medical alarm suppliers to make sure our clients continue getting a quality service at a competitive price.
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Free to members: $2000 Accidental Death & Dismemberment Benefit
All members of GREY POWER NZ are covered by a $2000 Accidental Death & Dismemberment Benefit. This is provided at NO COST by AIL of New Zealand.
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Retirement villages: a chance to ask questions
The talk was in July; if you missed it here are the slides from his presentation.
Here is the original announcement:
We are pleased to be able to invite you to a session led by speaker John Collyns, who is the Executive Director of the Retirement Village Association (RVA).
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Getting a bit knocked off your rates bill
If you’re paying rates then you may be eligible for a rates rebate of up to $630. Fill in this very simple form to find out if you’re eligible.
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