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We’re raising awareness of falls prevention for over 65s. Older people can worry about having a fall, so much so that their activity reduces and they move less. Their strength decreases, affecting their balance and the risk of a fall increases. We want to know how many Neighbourly members who are… View moreWe’re raising awareness of falls prevention for over 65s. Older people can worry about having a fall, so much so that their activity reduces and they move less. Their strength decreases, affecting their balance and the risk of a fall increases. We want to know how many Neighbourly members who are over 65 have had a fall or fear falling?
We value our older people and want them to stay well and independent. We want them to Live Stronger for Longer. We’ll share more about why we’re asking next week.
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Give yourself a bit of extra time if you’re heading to the airport early next week because traffic access to the drop-off zone outside the main terminal will be reduced.
Work will begin digging up the footpath to the left of the main terminal entrance on Monday (March 26) to lay underground … View moreGive yourself a bit of extra time if you’re heading to the airport early next week because traffic access to the drop-off zone outside the main terminal will be reduced.
Work will begin digging up the footpath to the left of the main terminal entrance on Monday (March 26) to lay underground water services.
Incoming traffic will be reduced to one lane to allow trucks and excavators to park next to the footpath.
To ensure the safety of pedestrians and workers, traffic will also be slowed and there will be no drop offs to the left of the main entrance.
Drivers can also wait in the public car park, which is free for the first 20 minutes.
The work is expected to be completed midweek,
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