LifestyleOnline dating boom among over-55sThose in their 20s and 30s might want to be careful next time they go looking for love online - they might run into their parents.14 Feb 02:30 AM
OpinionVerity Johnson: Why I hated going to Granny'sAs a teen, I couldn't have explained why, because I've only just figured it out, writes Verity Johnson.12 Feb 12:15 AM
LifestyleWhat alcohol does to your body after 40A study has found mothers over 40 are at the forefront of a middle-aged drinking epidemic.03 Jan 01:00 AM
LifestyleDrug that could let you live to 120Scientists now believe it is possible to stop people growing old and to consign diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's to history.30 Nov 01:05 AM
EntertainmentBoomers rock recordsWho said rock'n roll was for kids? It's a golden age for golden oldies who refuse to grow old.25 Nov 04:00 PM
Aged careRyman profits soar 23pcThings are booming at rest-home builder and operator Ryman Healtcare, with profits growing and a pipeline of new villages underway.19 Nov 08:00 PM
LifestyleSudden change of humour could signal dementia - studyDeveloping a sudden liking for slapstick comedy could herald the onset of dementia up to nine years before the illness is diagnosed.11 Nov 04:15 AM
LifestyleHow our feelings of envy fade as we get olderThe green-eyed monster of envy has a tighter grip on young adults than on their elders, a study has found.07 Nov 01:30 AM
LifestyleElderly can't cope with visual distractions when drivingOlder people have vision that is three times slower than younger people when coping with distractions, which could make them less safe drivers, a study has found.25 Oct 08:00 PM
Aged careRetirement village disputes overhaul tippedRetirement village dispute resolutions could soon be improved, after gaps in the system were criticised.19 Oct 09:20 PM
Aged careMillennials' top competition for apartments? ParentsMillennials have tough new competition for apartments and flats heating up the nation's housing market: Mum and Dad.19 Oct 12:30 AM
OpinionPaul Spoonley: Booming elderly have more to offer the youngForty years ago, the Queen sent about 100 letters a week to Britons who had reached the age of 100.12 Oct 08:33 PM
LifestyleBad teeth age us by 12 years - expertsA panel of 1,000 people were shown images of celebrities with stained teeth and cleaned teeth and asked to guess their ages.08 Oct 12:50 AM
OpinionMark Ebrey: Three-bedroom house for $45,000?My town actually went backwards in the last QV figures, with one real estate company listing a solid three-bedroom home for $45,000, writes Mark Ebrey.23 Sep 01:42 AM
OpinionMatt HeathMatt Heath: Kids turn the tables in a blinkWe all hope our children will surpass us one day. But you don't want it to happen while they're still at primary school, writes Matt Heath.20 Sep 09:29 PM
LifestyleDiabetes pill cuts heart attacksA diabetes pill is the first drug to show promise in helping subdue two of the world's most rampant health epidemics.18 Sep 01:00 AM
LifestyleRed wine slows dementia, but there's a catchA chemical found in red wine helps slow dementia, say scientists - but you would have to drink 1,000 bottles a day to get enough of it.13 Sep 09:23 PM
LifestyleHop to it and save your bonesTwo minutes of hopping a day can strengthen hip bones in older people and reduce the risk of fracture after a fall, scientists have suggested.11 Sep 11:30 PM
LifestyleShort bursts of exercise help heart healthThey said that while longer spells of moderate exercise were good, there were "strong benefits" in repeated short bouts of intense activity such as star jumps.10 Sep 07:11 PM
New ZealandLittle prince face of ageing softwareWhen the midwife handed me my newborn son, my first thought was that this hideous homunculus could surely not be mine. He was bald and jaundice-yellow, his little features squashed into an expression of profound dismay at finding himself in the world.10 Sep 05:00 PM
Aged careAgeing Europe needs young immigrantsEurope, with its ageing population, needs to increase its younger population by several million to avoid a situation where pension systems grow unsustainable.06 Sep 11:50 PM
LifestyleThe ages of 21st century manChris Moss deconstructs the seven ages of modern manhood. But which one provides the most satisfaction and happiness?28 Aug 09:00 PM
LifestyleIt's awesome being over 55Older New Zealanders are riding high in the happiness stakes, with those 55 and over being twice as likely to feel "awesome" as under-30s.23 Aug 05:00 PM
LifestyleWhy life really does begin at 40Those of us born in the late 1960s and early 1970s are constantly being told that the generation above us are the ones who had it good, but I beg to differ.21 Aug 12:05 AM
LifestyleDo you actually want to live to be 150?New research suggests we could all live to 150 by taking a pill to prevent age-related diseases. But would you want to? We outline the pros and cons.19 Aug 01:30 AM
LifestyleWe could live to be 150, researcher saysMolecular biologist David Sinclair wants to revolutionise the way people age. Sinclair is 46, but he's been obsessed with what he calls "the gravity of life" since he was four-years-old.18 Aug 08:00 PM
LifestyleAge of defiance: Why 70 is the new 50Turning 60 doesn't mean having to join the sensible shoes and slacks brigade. Suzanne McFadden meets three older women who refuse to act their age.14 Aug 04:45 AM
Aged careRetirees welcome revampAn organisation representing many of New Zealand's 33,000 retirement village residents has backed changes to the dispute system.10 Aug 10:27 PM
Aged careRetirement village complaints questionedThe need to strengthen the retirement village complaints system has been questioned following a report recommending change.10 Aug 02:16 AM
Aged careRetirement village disputes exposedA forum is being established by the retirement commissioner to investigate better ways to resolve disputes.09 Aug 09:49 PM
LifestyleHow to combat the effects of ageingEating fruit and vegetables or taking antioxidant supplements may combat one of the most harmful aspects of ageing by protecting a vital immune system organ, research suggests.08 Aug 12:30 AM
LifestyleExpensive 'anti-ageing' creams could harm young skin - studyEating, or applying large amounts of, antioxidants might damage skin in young people as free radicals are needed to keep skin regenerating effectively.04 Aug 02:30 AM
