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Smiling grandfather with grandson who is holding a guitar.

Older New Zealanders make important contributions to our society, including sharing their knowledge and time with younger generations. The Ageing Well National Science Challenge strove to improve the health of New Zealanders as they age so they continue to play a vital role in society.

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