Whether they receive domestic or personal care support in their own homes, live independently in a retirement village, or are residents in rest home or hospital, older people connected to Presbyterian Support Otago are encouraged and supported to be as ac
Retirement Living
About the Retirement Villages Act 2003
The Retirement Villages Act 2003 (the Act) introduced new rights and protections for residents, and intending residents, of retirement villages.
Activity Needn’t End With Retirement
Throughout his long life, first as an athlete then as a coach, famous Kiwi Arthur Lydiard ...
Rose, 93, Keeps at Full Stretch
For sheer get up and go, Rose Jacob takes some beating. In visits to the annual ...
Retirement Q&A
Q: My wife and I are both superannuitants. I have been told recently that I need to upgrade my prescription glasses. Am I able to do this under the Pension scheme?
Colin Walks to a World Best Distance at the Age of 80
Colin Clifton doesn't let the grass grow under his feet. He's always on the move. In ...
Bill’s in a League of His Own
A lifelong love of rugby league and a penchant for study have led Bill Greenwood to ...
Retirement Checklist (What colour is your Parachute)
Retirement “Retirement offers the check list greatest oportunity we’ll ever have to follow our own path ...
Your Life is in Your Hands
Quality living in old age means taking charge of your retirement and employing common-sense, effort and ...
Jeff Matthews – Life after Work
Retirement should be a stage in our lives that we look forward to. A time when we have the freedom to travel, study, take up new sports, develop other interests and do the things we've always dreamed about after a lifetime of work.





