Free Diary helps local seniors know their rights TAFE NSW TEACHER OFFERS TOP SILLY SEASON TIPS TO NORTHERN RIVERS LOCALS TO KEEP PETS SAFE

A TAFE NSW animal studies teacher has dished up the top tips to Northern Rivers locals to safeguard their beloved pets against illness and accidents during the festive season.

such as pancreatitis.

Other foods that are safe for us to eat but are toxic to many pets include chocolate, raisins, some nuts, and a commonly used sugar substitute called xylitol.

“This is a very popular diary, full of tips for seniors about navigating the law from managing fnancial hardship to avoiding scams and resolving neighbour disputes.

“The diary is a trustworthy source of legal information about consumer rights as well as information about how to seek help if you have a complaint about a service.

“It also includes health and wellbeing tips and money-saving advice.

“The NSW Government is pleased to be able to provide the free seniors diary and calendar because it is a handy one-stop-shop for legal information.

“Seniors can pick up a copy of the free diary or calendar from my offce at 55 Carrington Street, Lismore.

“The diaries and calendars are also available at libraries across the electorate, but they do go quickly.