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Nan Bosler

Why would you ever need to steal a mail box?
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After being a carer
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After being a carer

After being a carer

You have learned many skills while you have been caring! Here's how you can put them to good use...
Creative ideas for those with dementia
Health

Creative ideas for those with dementia

Creative ideas for those with dementia

Using a computer and accessing the internet can open up a new world for carers.
We were aghast, Mum had Alzheimer’s
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We were aghast, Mum had Alzheimer’s

We were aghast, Mum had Alzheimer’s

"It then fell to me to seek out appropriate respite while it was worked out if she was going to need permanent ongoing care."
Are you caring for a loved one?
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Are you caring for a loved one?

Are you caring for a loved one?

Being a carer will change your life.
Volunteers, thank you.
Lifestyle

Volunteers, thank you.

Volunteers, thank you.

Volunteers...where would we be without them?
The story of an unlikely war veteran
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The story of an unlikely war veteran

The story of an unlikely war veteran

Did you play the piano?
70 years since VE Day: Letters from World War I
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70 years since VE Day: Letters from World War I

70 years since VE Day: Letters from World War I

Australian Seniors weren't alive in World War One, but on the week of VE day, we look at some of the letters in veterans' families that have been handed down over many years.
We need to help keep the internet safe for our grandkids
Relationships

We need to help keep the internet safe for our grandkids

We need to help keep the internet safe for our grandkids

Safer Internet Day is today, and while it's aimed at young people, we have an obligation as grandparents to provide safe online environments.
Who steals a letterbox?
Opinion

Who steals a letterbox?

Who steals a letterbox?

Nan's letterbox was stolen but she came up with a better makeshift idea...

About Nan Bosler

Nan Bosler has been heavily involved in volunteer community work for more than 60 years. She is a published author and has presented at conferences in both Australia and overseas. She revels in the fact that she is a great grandmother. Nan feels strongly that learning is a lifelong experience. She was over 50 when she first went to University and has five tertiary qualifications. Nan is the foundation president of the Australian Seniors Computer Clubs Association and seeks to empower older people by helping them use modern technology.