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When you get a flatmate in your own house
Found in Housing and property / Renting and flatting / When you get a flatmate in your own house
If you own a house, you can get people to occupy the spare bedrooms and help with the bills.
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Vote in an election
Found in Engaging with government / Enrol and vote in an election / Vote in an election
Once you’re enrolled, you can vote in general elections, by–elections, referendums and local elections.
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Make a complaint about food poisoning
Found in Health / Food safety / Make a complaint about food poisoning
500 New Zealanders a day get food poisoning. It’s a serious risk if you’re sick, pregnant, very young or elderly.
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Support someone in prison
Found in Law, crime and justice / Prison life / Support someone in prison
If you know someone in prison, you can support them by visiting, calling or writing to them.
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Scams
Found in Law, crime and justice / Scams
Taking care can help you avoid scams. If you think you’ve been scammed, report it straight away.
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Find your Member of Parliament (MP)
Found in Engaging with government / Find your Member of Parliament (MP)
MPs represent you in Parliament. You have the right to contact an MP to discuss any issue.
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School fees and donations
Found in Education / School and college / School fees and donations
It’s free to go to a state school — but the school can ask for donations towards their running costs.
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Fences, driveways and drains
Found in Housing and property / Neighbourhood problems / Fences, driveways and drains
Neighbours should share the costs for fences and shared driveways. You may share the costs for some drains.
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Report a crime that's not an emergency
Found in Law, crime and justice / Crimes and emergencies / Report a crime that's not an emergency
Use 105 to report crimes to Police that are not urgent and do not need Emergency Services.
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Pruning tree branches
Found in Housing and property / Neighbourhood problems / Pruning tree branches
You can trim most branches or roots that cross into your property up to the property boundary.