Ministry of Health
The Ministry of Health has developed dedicated COVID-19 information for Aged Care Providers which is now available on the Ministry’s website. The purpose of this document is to provide interim guidance on preventing the spread of COVID-19 in aged care facilities to protect both the aged care residents and workers.
The Wellington Central Grey Power Committee is actively considering issues affecting Seniors in the area. We have set up working groups to continue discussion on issues of concern to Seniors.
Continue reading “Our plans for 2020”
As Kiwis are less and less financially prepared for retirement there is an older generation desperate to work – but nobody will hire them.
Continue reading “Employers freezing over 50s out of job market”
Exploding some of the myths about ageing
Continue reading “Neuroscientist Daniel Levitin’s guide to ageing well”
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”
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?”
From Metlink
On 12 December, the GWRC voted on a Metlink Action Plan to deliver on 27 recommendations that came out of the review.
Continue reading “Wellington City bus network review complete”
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”
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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.
Continue reading “Are you a driver? The Government wants to hear from you”
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.
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