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Monthly Archives: June 2023
No ordinary goodbye
Supplied by Te Tāhū Hauora Health Quality & Safety Commission When Cheryl Shearer’s husband Ian was diagnosed with a terminal illness, she knew exactly what he wanted thanks to advance care planning. Ian and Cheryl Shearer were no ordinary couple. … Continue reading
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Elder abuse – what’s changed?
Author: Hanny Naus, Professional Educator: Elder Abuse and Neglect Prevention, Age Concern New Zealand. This is a frequent question that we at Age Concern New Zealand are asked. Especially in this month when you may notice posters for World Elder … Continue reading
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Public Trust among the first to employ women in New Zealand
Public Trust employed some of the first women in Public Service from 1892 — a year before women won the right to vote in New Zealand. In 1892, Maud Harrap transferred from the Postal Department to the Public Trust Office … Continue reading
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