From Performing Arts Aotearoa Wikiproject
Aotearoa theatre advocate Lisa Maule is part way through a four month Wikipedia Edit-a-thon to increase the visibility of New Zealand arts on the world’s most popular open source information hub after receiving a grant from Wikimedia Foundation.
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“Unless you’re sure you’re talking with the bank, stop the call.”
That’s the message from an elderly man who lost thousands of dollars from his bank accounts after fraudsters convinced him to tell them his details.
More here on RSNZ
Interesting article from Henry Cooke on how housing policy cuts across party lines: the divisions are between those who have property and those who don’t.
From Grey Power Federation
We had a query from a member about the receiving of overseas cheques etc from pension plans. The Bankers Association have advised the following:
Banking information for Grey Power May 2021
The following information has been provided by New Zealand’s six biggest banks to the Grey Power Federation. If what they say doesn’t correspond with what you experience please get in touch with Grey Power.
The Grey Power Federation has welcomed the inclusion of an aged care commissioner in the Government’s budget release last week and it supports a better service for people who receive Home and Community Support Services (HCSS).
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Here’s an excellent article about how you need to be careful in any end-of-life care directives : it is easy to end up in a totally terrible situation because you said what you didn’t want, rather than what you did.
You can pay your bills not only at your bank, but at NZ Post shops:
Johnsonville Post Shop
Johnston Street Post Shop
Karori Central Post Shop
Manners Street Post Shop
Tawa Post Shop
NZ Post House, Ground Floor, 7 Waterloo Quay
Daran was the guest speaker at our 2021 AGM. What follows is his “official”presentation; however most of the talk was taken up with discussion of the current dispute between NZBus and the Tramways Union which has affected bus services. Unfortunately I don’t have notes on that part of the talk, which was really interesting about the differences between the parties and what the Regional Council can (and can’t) do about it.
Are you baffled by technology?
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The Commerce Commission is calling on seniors to complete a short online survey to help inform its market study into the grocery sector. The study looks into whether competition in the grocery sector is working well, and if it isn’t, what can be done to make it better.
The survey is designed Continue reading “Have your say about supermarkets”
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