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Fallon. P. (2009). In a place I call my own support networks of older people ageing in the community.
Wellington, New Zealand: Ministry of Social development. Retrieved from
http://www.msd.govt.nz/documents/about-msd-and-our-work/publications-
resources/research/ageing-community/-in-a-place-i-call-my-own-support-networks-of-older-
people-ageing-in-the-community.pdf
Gee, S. (2002). Ageing in a diverse New Zealand/Aotearoa: 40+ Project / 30 Tau Neke Atu. Wellington,
New Zealand: Victoria University of Wellington.
Gee, S., Ng, S., Weatherall, A., Lui, J., & Loong, C. (2000). Life After 40: Work andRetirement Plans.
Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington.
Gee, S. (Ed). (2001). Experiences of a Lifetime: Older New Zealanders as Volunteers. Wellington, New
Zealand: Victoria University of Wellington.
Gee, S., & Davey, J. (2002). Aotearoa Ageing. A Bibliography of New Zealand Research on Ageing, 1997-
2001.Wellington, New Zealand: Victoria University.
Gilling, A., & Gilling, M. (1997). Older people in New Zealand. Wellington, New Zealand: BERL, The New
Zealand Association of Gerontology and Age Concern New Zealand.
Gray, A. (2002). Indicators of Accessibility: Transport Factors affecting access to economic and social
services. A report for the Ministry of Transport. Wellington, New Zealand: Gray Matter Research
Ltd.
Gott, M. (2005). Sexuality, sexual health and ageing. Maidenhead, England: Open University Press.
http://hdl.handle.net/2292/21130
Injury Prevention Waimakariri. (2001). The Waimakariri older person's help book an information book for
older people and their carers = He pukapuka rauemi mo te kahui kaumatua o te rohe o te
Kaunihera o Waimakariri. Rangiora, New Zealand: Injury Prevention.