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Ryman buys retirement village site in Melbourne's north
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By
David King
By
David King
20
May
2022
MEDIA RELEASE
By
David King
26
Apr
2022
MEDIA RELEASE – April 26, 2022
By
David King
21
Apr
2022
Ryman news
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4 min read
ANZAC Day service at Anthony Wilding
In a moving ANZAC service at Anthony Wilding Retirement Village, we ga...
19
Apr
2022
Ryman news
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2 min read
Ryman Stories of Service - we say thank you
The eighth edition of Ryman Healthcare's Stories of Service tribute bo...
By
Margot Boock
14
Apr
2022
Ngai Tahu mana whenua have blessed the site of Ryman Healthcare's late...
By
Alan Wood
05
Apr
2022
Ryman news
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4 min read
Ryman steps up to assist Ministry of Health
When New Zealand’s Ministry of Health approached Ryman Healthcare for ...
By
Margot Boock
01
Apr
2022
Ryman news
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3 min read
Nursing dream set to become reality
Finding out that she was this year’s winner of the Graeme Rabbits Scho...
About Ryman Healthcare:
Ryman was founded in 1984 and has become one of New Zealand’s largest listed companies. The company owns and operates 43 retirement villages in New Zealand and Australia which are home to more than 12,750 residents and the company employs 6,300 staff.
Media advisory: For further information, photos, interviews or comment please contact Corporate Affairs Manager David King on 03 366 4069 or 021 499 602 or Communications Advisor Maryvonne Gray on 027 552 0767.
