From left, Village staff, including many nurses, were eager for a photograph with the guest speaker. From left, Mia Azogue, Elisel Valoria, Jo Seed, village manager Jill Clark, Diane Smith and Dr Bloomfield. The former Director General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield told an Ōrewa audience last week that he hoped any Royal Inquiry into NZ’s Covid-19 response would be forward looking, and not a Spanish Inquisition. Dr Bloomfield was speaking at the Evelyn Page Retirement Village, the first of five talks he will deliver at Ryman villages across NZ before taking up a new appointment, based i...
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