Family

If you’re stepping back from your working years, or are about to, you’ll no doubt be familiar with conversations among friends about spending and saving after retirement.

Sometimes children end up living with their grandparents on an informal basis. This can creates problems when they suddenly find they cannot access a child’s medical or educational records.

Opposing views and unacceptable comments come at us from all directions. While some people cope by saying nothing, and moving on, others feel, to remain silent, is to damage a relationship, long-term.

Each of us experiences situations where we feel robbed, slandered, mis-understood, but what do we do when life really hurts?

Signs of phone addiction are many – but you can check out your unwanted behaviour for yourself with a few simple questions.

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Hitting the doldrums – it can happen to any couple, but especially when they’ve been in a relationship for many years.

As life expectancy increases it is not uncommon to find baby boomers coping with the pressures of full time work and the care of elderly parents.

Father’s Day is just around the corner - why not gather your whānau together, and make this Father’s Day an intergenerational celebration not to be forgotten!

Timely reminders and cunning new ploys to keep you warm, active, and up and at’em until the warmer weather arrives