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  • Joint Aged Care Report

    Jan Logie November 17, 2017 10:26 AM
    This was a joint report from the Green Party and Labour Party, following on from original work in 2010. It has informed our work in Government this term.
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  • Labour, Greens and Grey Power investigation into aged care continues in Auckland

    April 14, 2017 12:00 AM
    A joint investigation into aged care has revealed serious concerns with the quality of aged-care facilities and access to home care services across the country, the Green Party and Labour said today. Labour and the Green Party have joined with Grey Power to investigate aged care in New Zealand, revisiting the 2010 review which saw 20 nationwide meetings with over 1200 people involved. The current tour has already visited Rotorua, Golden Bay, Nelson and Levin, and will continue in Kelston,...
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  • Labour, Greens and Grey Power investigation into aged care starts tomorrow

    February 09, 2017 4:26 PM
    Labour and the Green Party are joining with Grey Power to investigate the state of aged care in New Zealand, and will be touring the country to hear from patients, professionals and families over the next two months. “All New Zealanders deserve a high standard of medical care, and it’s clear that for many older people in rest homes or residential facilities, those standards still aren’t being met”, said Labour health spokesperson Annette King. “This tour will revisit the 2010...
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