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Davey, J. A., & Keeling, S. (2004).
Combining Work and Eldercare: A Case Study of Employees in Two City
Councils who Provide Informal Care for Older People
.
Wellington, New Zealand: Department of Labour
Davey, J. A., Keeling, S., & Zodgekar, A. V. (2010).
Families, ageing and migration of Indian communities
in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Retrieved from
Davey, J., & Wilton, V. (2005).
Aotearoa Ageing 2005. A Bibliography of New Zealand Research on
Ageing, 2001-2005.
Wellington, New Zealand: Ministry of Social Development.
Dunstan, K., & Thomson, N. (2006). Demographic trends. In J. Boston & J. Davey, (Eds.),
Implications of
Population Ageing: Opportunities and Risks
(pp.9-49). Wellington, New Zealand: Institute of
Policy Studies, Victoria University of Wellington.
Dwyer, M. (2006). Communities and volunteering. In J. Boston & J. Davey (Eds.),
Implications of
Population Ageing: Opportunities and Risks
(pp.337-362). Wellington, New Zealand: Institute of
Policy Studies, Victoria University of Wellington.
Dwyer, M., Gray, A., & Renwick, M. (2000).
Factors Affecting the Ability of Older People to Live
Independently: A Report for the International Year of the Older Person
. Wellington, New
Zealand: Ministry of Social Policy.
Dyson, R. (2002).
A summary of the Health of Older People Strategy: health sector action to 2010 to
support positive ageing
. Wellington, New Zealand: Ministry of Health.
Evans, S. (2009).
Community and ageing: maintaining quality of life in housing with care settings
. Bristol,
Portland, USA: Policy Press.
