As New Zealand's leading senior advocacy group, Grey Power champions key issues — health, superannuation, housing, and more. Through Grey Power, older New Zealanders find support, respect, and empowerment.
Grey Power Marlborough collaborates with Marlborough District Council and local community groups to ensure your voice is heard in our region. When you face challenges, we're here to help find solutions.
Enjoy exclusive member-only discounts at local businesses and nationwide offers, including energy savings and ferry deals.
Add your voice to almost 40,000 members across New Zealand in shaping a brighter, secure future for older New Zealanders - and enjoy the benefits along the way!
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Do you want support?
Grey Power is open to all New Zealanders. If you live in Marlborough or you are planning to move here soon, we invite you to fill in our online form or contact our office and ask how you can join us.
Membership price: $29 for an individual; $43 for a joint/couple
Members' Discount Guide
Benefits and discounted services for subscribed members of
Grey Power Marlborough Inc.
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Click here to view online or contact our office to ask for a copy.
Grey Power Electricity
Grey Power NZ brings you competitive prices, transparent billing, and flexible payment options.
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Note: Grey Power Marlborough is separate from Grey Power Electricity. For enquiries regarding Grey Power Electricity,
call 0800 473 976 or click here
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To advance, support and protect the welfare and wellbeing of older people.
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To affirm and protect the statutory right of every New Zealand resident to a sufficient New Zealand Superannuation entitlement.
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To strive for a provision of quality healthcare to all New Zealand residents regardless of income and location.
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To oppose all discriminatory and disadvantageous legislation affecting rights, security, and dignity.
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To be non-aligned with any political party, and to present a strong united lobby to all Parliament and statutory bodies on matters affecting New Zealanders.
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To promote and establish links with kindred organizations.
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To gain recognition as an appropriate voice for all older New Zealanders.
