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  • Archives New Zealand

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    Archives New Zealand Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga is the official guardian of New Zealand’s public archives. Their holdings include taonga such as the Treaty of Waitangi te Tiriti o Waitangi, government documents, maps, paintings, photographs and films.

  • Asia New Zealand Foundation

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    They work in the following areas: Arts — bring Asian art into the mainstream of NZ culture, while supporting local practitioners to thrive in Asia Business — support NZ companies to better understand Asia and help develop the next generation of Asia-savvy graduates through an internship programme Education — provide NZ educators with knowledge, resources and…

  • Transport

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    Licences, registration, fines, tickets, buying, selling, WOF, car seat

  • Passports, citizenship and identity

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    Birth certificates, citizenship, passports, changing name or gender

  • Parliamentary Service

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    They: provide administrative and support services to the House of Representatives and to members of Parliament manage the Crown's buildings within the parliamentary area provide tours, education and information services for the public.

  • The Govt.nz app — all your key services, your way

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    Download the free Govt.nz app to access key government services quickly, securely, and in one place. No account or login needed.

  • Annual leave

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    Find out the amount of annual leave (annual holidays) you can get, how to apply for it and how much you'll get paid. Learn how to trade in your annual leave for cash and take unpaid leave.

  • New Zealand Police

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    Call 111 if you’re in an emergency. Not safe to talk? Stay on the line. If there’s a serious risk that people could be injured or property damaged, do not hesitate to call 111. Accessible option for 111 For non-emergency reporting, call 105 or go to 105. police. govt.

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