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“Mask wearing is still the best protection we have."
10
Nov
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Ryman residents were taken on whirlwind historical tour Earth’s southe...
By
Alan Wood
28
Oct
2021
Health & Wellbeing
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3 min read
Five questions with Nigel Latta
Resilience, motivation and how to avoid fights with anti-vaxxers were ...
13
Oct
2021
Health & Wellbeing
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3 min read
Suzanne Paul returns to Ryman screens
Suzanne Paul has returned to Ryman screens to finish her zoom motivati...
12
Oct
2021
From the self-described ‘lippy suburban mother of two’ to the Dark Des...
02
Sep
2021
New Zealand broadcaster and the self-described ‘lippy suburban mother ...
About Ryman Healthcare:
Ryman was founded in 1984 and has become one of New Zealand’s largest listed companies. The company owns and operates 45 retirement villages in New Zealand and Australia which are home to more than 13,900 residents and the company employs 6,800 team members.
Media advisory: For further information, photos, interviews or comment please contact Group Corporate Affairs Manager Silke Marsh on +64 27 294 3609 or Communications Advisor Maryvonne Gray on 027 552 0767.
