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Business Hub: New Arvida CEO Jeremy Nicoll talks rugby and retirement

"I play for Takapuna - the Takapuna Turtles" says Jeremy Nicoll, new Arvida CEO.

Editorial: The retirement village sector must reform - or be forced to

Editorial: The problem is, the concerns have around for some time and well known about.

Retirement village reform: 'Major, material change needed'

Retirement Commissioner urges sweeping review of the sector.

Ryman's steps to keep 900 elderly safe from Covid outbreak

Ryman has 900 elderly people in five Victorian properties.

Business Hub: Jeremy Nicoll

New Arvida CEO Jeremy Nicoll reveals the companies next moves post-covid for retirement living. Video / Dean Purcell

Radius, E-road report results

A 4.3ha site at Belfast, Christchurch is to be developed into a new village with hospital.

Arvida seeks big pay rise for directors and chair

Fee hike part of growing trend as companies expand in size and complexity.

Chiefs promise 'improvements' to retirement village sector

A comprehensive blueprint for a range of improvements in the industry launched.

Covid-19 vaccination conundrum: Can DHBs force staff to get the jab?

How do health providers deal with staff who refuse to be vaccinated?

Summerset spent more in pandemic but revaluations strong

Revaluations of $221.1m boosted bottom-line result

Ryman Healthcare staff offered saliva testing

Rest home staff helping to discover the effectiveness of saliva tests to detect Covid-19.

The 45,000 vulnerable residents living under the strictest conditions in NZ

These are the residents living under the strictest conditions in the country.

No jab, no job: The company where all new staff need Covid vaccine

Those wanting to get a job with Arvida must agree to have a Covid vaccination.

Consumer NZ critical of retirement village regulations

Some contracts risk breaching consumer law says chief executive.

Simon Wallace: Critical junction for aged care

Opinion: Sector is underfunded by an estimated $425 million per year but keeps delivering.

Arvida sales up 29 per cent after Covid lockdowns

Illness, need for a higher level of care or death - reasons for village resales