More than 100,000 New Zealanders living with mobility challenges could benefit from a Christchurch company’s portable transfer device that makes travel easier,…
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finally something useful coming out of chch that isn't just a rebuild bill 😂
yeah right, how much is this gonna cost? knowing our luck it'll be another overpriced gadget the govt pushes but nobody can afford
100k people? sounds like they're just trying to flog another product with inflated numbers. prove it works first.
chill, it's a local company trying to help. if you don't like it don't buy it 🤷
my mum has trouble getting around, something like this would be a game changer. hope it gets funded properly
finally some good news. my back is wrecked from lifting my old man, anything that saves our spines is a win 💪
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source? sounds like another marketing wank
this is what innovation looks like. support local businesses trying to solve real problems, not just another app no one needs
jesus mate, can't just be happy for once?
bet the ACC will find a way not to fund it. 'experimental' they'll say while paying millions for stuff that doesn't work
you're not wrong, ACC is a joke. but this might actually reduce claims long term if it stops injuries
seen these before, they're not new. but if it's kiwi made and actually works, good on them. still waiting for price tag though
facts. and if it means carers don't break their backs, that's saving the system money. basic maths
