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  • Family Court

    Found in Government A-Z / Family Court

    The Family Court is a part of New Zealand’s District Court and can help you and your whānau work out disagreements and family law issues.

  • Training and apprenticeships

    Found in Education / Training and apprenticeships

    Apply for apprenticeships and get help with related costs. Learn other ways to improve your future job opportunities, like training while you work.

  • Parental leave

    Found in Work / Parental leave

    Find out about the different types of leave you can take as a parent or carer. Learn about the support you can get and conditions you need to meet while on leave and if you decide to return to work or not.

  • Mercury NZ Limited

    Found in Government A-Z / Mercury NZ Limited

    Mercury NZ Ltd is an electricity generator and energy retailer. They own and operate the Waikato hydro scheme, consisting of 9 hydro stations along the Waikato River.

  • Office for Seniors

    Found in Government A-Z / Office for Seniors

    The office provides the Minister with information on issues relating to older people.   Their team works with local, regional and central government, and community organisations to: promote the wellbeing of older people, and create awareness of the opportunities and challenges of New Zealand's ageing population.

  • Housing and property

    Found in Housing and property

    Buying, renting, selling, building, rates, renovating, insulation

  • Te Mātāwai

    Found in Government A-Z / Te Mātāwai

    Te Mātāwai was established as an independent statutory entity as required by Te Ture mō Te Reo Māori 2016 (Māori Language Act 2016).

  • Health

    Found in Health

    Community services card, food safety, dental care, help at home

  • Moving or travelling overseas

    Found in Leaving NZ / Moving or travelling overseas

    You’re responsible for sorting out your obligations when you leave NZ, such as visas, student loan, child support, fines and benefits.

  • Fire and Emergency New Zealand

    Found in Government A-Z / Fire and Emergency New Zealand

    Call 111 if there’s a serious risk that people could be injured or property damaged. 111 emergency services Not safe to talk? Stay on the line. Accessible option for 111 Responsibilities of Fire and Emergency NZ Respond to fires and other emergencies.

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