Culture in New Zealand

Culture in New Zealand
An amazing day talking with the Brain Research Group in NZ, and discussing initiatives in the UK. Thank you to those involved that shared personal experiences and allowed me to explain where my passion for dementia originates, and the NEED to address these issues.

Learnt so much today by visiting the Domain in Auckland, I would like to suggest (as a tourist) this is a must place to visit to begin to understand the culture of this country.



Although.. all that know me, know I love the penguins...


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