Liam Butler interviews Kim Workman QSO Founder Rethinking Crime and Punishment What strategies does Rethinking Crime and Punishment believe we should consider regarding the use of prison and alternative forms of punishment in New Zealand for the 13 % of inmates who are 50 years old or over? Kim Workman: …
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Liam Butler interviews Crime stoppers Chairman John Perham Question One: John you are Founder and Chairman of Crime stoppers New Zealand and have been honoured for your contribution to public sector reform. How can older people help stop crime in New Zealand? John Perham: Anyone, regardless of age, can provide information about …
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Hi All, I hope you are having a great weekend and enjoying the warmer weather. I am loving the evenings being lighter for longer – its just lovely! Hope this finds you all well. Talk next week -Sarah
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Liam Butler interviews Ric Odom, Chief Executive Officer, Royal New Zealand SPCA Ric, when older people get unwell how can they ensure their pets get adequate exercise? Ric Odom: If you’re having trouble meeting your pet’s exercise needs, we suggest you ask your family, friends and neighbours for support. You could …
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LOVE THIS!!! Dont forget that clocks ‘spring’ forward this weekend! Bring on the longer nights…I can’t wait! Â Have a great weekend everybody -Sarah
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Liam Butler interviews Carl Hansen Chief Executive of the Electricity Authority Carl, the Electricity Authority has found that people aged 60 years and over are the least likely to switch electricity providers. How much money can older people save by switching and who can help them with this?  Carl Hansen: The …
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