Martin Taylor

The Aged Care Association says increased Government spending in the sector is not enough, and won't even keep up with inflation. The Government has made a pre-budget announcement, saying it will… Audio

Barbara Stewart, senior citizens and health spokesperson for New Zealand First; Martin Taylor, chief executive of the NZ Aged Care Association; and Jo Goodhew, Associate Health Minister. Audio

The worst of the bad weather seems to be easing for much of the country, but flooding is keeping some roads closed in the North Island. Audio

With Martin Taylor - Aged Care Association Chief Executive, Rob Haultain - NZ Nurses Organisation industrial advisor and Ruth Dyson - Labour's health spokesperson. Audio

Chief executive of the Aged Care Association, Martin Taylor, discusses the case. Audio

The Rose A Lea rest home in Palmerston North has been closed down after a complaint about a 103 year old woman being tied to a bed. The New Zealand Aged Care Association says the home previously had a… Audio

Aged residential care providers are labelling as nonsense a move that could see resthome residents having to leave the facility to have blood tests done in the community. Audio

An extensive review being carried out by Dame Margaret Bazley has identified the problems and suggests one possible way of containing costs would be to cap the budget. Audio

The case is not an indication of a wider problem according to an industry spokesperson. Audio

Martin Taylor heads what's called the Digital Publishing Forum. digitalpublishing.org.nz Audio

Mr Taylor says trying to get guidance from from the Electoral Commission is a frustrating process. Audio

With the first of the baby boom generation approaching their seventies, NZ is facing a residential care crisis. Audio

Is the Ministry of Health doing enough to ensure residents are not being abused? Audio

This follows yesterday's termination of the government contract with Auckland rest home Belhaven. Audio

Martin Taylor, the chief executive of Healthcare Providers NZ says there are important details that are still to come to light. Audio