The trend for hobbies and habits of yesteryear is back in vogue your inner.

However, a new book has revealed a disturbing lack of safety regulations in an industry promising an extended youth.

Simple handover plan can remove the angst and smooth the transition of a family business to a new generation.

Rest homes are refusing to comply with a demand to find old people's birth certificates to prove they are eligible for care subsidies.

The cost of dying has taken on a new twist - you can now put a funeral on layby much like any other consumer good.

John Key says public opinion has shifted since compulsory superannuation was rejected in a 1997 referendum.

Financial abuse is the second most common form of maltreatment of older people, and the economic downturn may be aggravating the situation.

'I like fat. There's no fat on the blessed meat now.' So said Audrey Duthie when asked the secret to living a long life.

Gillian Marie says we must take action to ensure seniors are not denied their right to quality care.

Geoff Harper asks whether we are warehousing our elderly for profit.