Charlotte Lockhart, Consumer Advocate for Perpetual Guardian, talks about the importance of having a will in her weekly segment Money Matters on TV3’s The Cafe.
ONE News: REACH Child Cancer event at The Palms Shopping Centre
In May 2016, The Palms shopping centre hosted a ‘Be Bald or Bold’ event to raise funds for REACH Child Cancer research.
TV3 The Cafe: Dr Frances Pitsilis talks about staying younger for longer
Dr Frances Pitsilis gives The Cafe viewers her advice on how to stay younger for longer.
Kiwi Company Attracts $200 Million Global Investment
Leading NZ life and health insurer Partners Life has confirmed a $200 million investment commitment from funds managed by Blackstone Tactical Opportunities.
Dr Frances Pitsilis gives Sam and Nadine some advice on combating fatigue.
Dr Frances Pitsilis looks at what can be done about fatigue, which is becoming a more common and serious complaint from many people. Watch her interview on Breakfast here.
Breakfast TV: Dog adoption drive at Botany Town Centre
In partnership with DC Rescue Dogs, Botany Town Centre hosted its inaugural Dog Adoption Drive to help find suitable new forever homes for puppies and dogs that are in need. Watch the interview on Breakfast TV here
Andrew Barnes on Breakfast TV1
Philanthropy New Zealand unveiled its Giving New Zealand report at a Who’s Who philanthropy event at Auckland’s Museum of Transport and Technology. It revealed a boom in people leaving money to charities in their wills, with a 29 per cent growth in the value of bequests to charities, up from $122 million in 2011 to $157m in 2014. Liz …
Cashless society prompts new smartpay app
A new Smartpay app could make it easier for small businesses to collect payment from customers without having to set up a till. Watch video here.
Making Santa visits less scary for kids with disorders
The Santa arriving at The Palms Shopping Centre is the first Sensory Santa to visit New Zealand, and aims to make the treasured experience of meeting Santa, a much more pleasant experience for children with sensory disorders. Watch the video here.
Pawsome response to dog pen at Tauranga’s Bayfair Shopping Centre video
A dog pen at Tauranga’s Bayfair Shopping Centre has set tails wagging and garnered an overwhelmingly positive response from customers. Dog owners can leave their dogs with water, toys and shelter while they shop. Centre manager Steve Ellingford said it was originally part of the centre’s plan to gain the highest accessibility rating – platinum – from social change agency Be …