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Engaging with government

Found in Engaging with government

NZ Government, consultations, voting, Parliament, complaints

Driving fines and penalties

Found in Transport / Driving fines and penalties

Learn about driving fines, demerit points, alcohol interlocks and losing your licence. Also, how to pay or dispute speeding tickets, parking tickets, court fines and other driving-related fees.

Ministry of Justice

Found in Government A-Z / Ministry of Justice

They: run the court system administer tribunals collect fines and reparation support the judiciary. Get help with: family criminal records paying fines

AA New Zealand

Found in Government A-Z / AA New Zealand

The AA is an organisation that offers motoring advice, insurance, finance, maps and travel guides. A number of government services are available at your nearest AA Centre such as: driver licensing personal IRD number applications adding a photo to your SuperGold card.

Buying a vehicle

Found in Transport / Buying a vehicle

What to do when you buy a used car and how to register a new vehicle to drive legally on the road. Learn your rights if something goes wrong when you buy a car.

Information for marriage celebrants

Found in Government A-Z / Births, Deaths and Marriages / Information for marriage celebrants

Find out how to become a marriage and civil union celebrant in New Zealand, stay up to date with your registration, and access support and training.

Financial help and services

Found in Health / Financial help and services

Find out how to get help with the costs for carers, home modifications and home support.

Privacy and security

Found in The Govt.nz app / Privacy and security

Local Government Commission

Found in Government A-Z / Local Government Commission

Their role includes: making recommendations to the Minister of Local Government considering suggestions for changes to districts or regions hearing appeals to do with ward or constituency boundaries.

New Zealand Police

Found in Government A-Z / New Zealand Police

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.