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Urgent Call For Revised Driving Licence Procedures For Seniors

With NZTA currently reviewing their guidelines for assessing seniors for licence renewals, Grey Power urges that they work collaboratively with GPs, senior advocacy groups such as Grey Power and organisations like AA to develop simpler transparent ...

Renting In Retirement – A Growing Challenge For Older People

A growing number of retirees are facing the challenge of renting as they age. Suitable affordable properties are rare, and often only offer short term tenancies resulting in uncertainty and stress. For those retirees with limited financial resources trying ...

United Call For Action On The UN Decade Of Healthy Ageing

As the General Election approaches, key organisations involved in promoting healthy and respectful ageing and the wellbeing of older people in Aotearoa New Zealand are calling on all political parties to commit to the principles of the United Nation’s ...

NZ Post Price Hike To Hit Rural Communities, Charities And Businesses Hard

A group of concerned communities and businesses are today appealing to the Government to make a change that will stop the sudden and significant postal price increase that threatens to cut them off. From July 1, New Zealand Post is hiking its postage ...

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Organisations write open letter to Government to stop NZ Post price hikes

Grey Power Disappointed That Budget 2023 Offers Little For Older People

Grey Power has lobbied for a long time to have prescription co-payments scrapped and we are pleased that Budget 2023 has recognised this, although we hope that people can actually get an appointment to see their doctor to access a prescription. And ...

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Support For The Petition Of Andrew Bayly On The Withdrawal Of Bank Services

Resolution in sight for 'insulting' Grey Power newsletter

Chris Skelton/Stuff Ōpōtiki councillor Louis Rapihana says he will withdraw a letter he sent to Meng Foon, Race Relations Commissioner (pictured) A Maori councillor is withdrawing his complaint to the Race Relations Commissioner over an “insulting” Grey Power newsletter ahead of a meeting with its author. Ōpōtiki District councillor Louis Rapihana submitted a complaint to the Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon about the newsletter in which Siva Panadam suggested Mr Rapihana could not speak English after he gave a closing karakia in te reo Māori at a meeting late last year. However, he is now withdrawing that complaint after hearing through mutual friend, and Bay of Plenty regional councillor Toi Kai Rākau Iti, that Ms Panadam had stepped back from her comments and now wanted to meet in person to come to a resolution together.