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How many annual holidays you get
Found in Work / Annual holidays / How many annual holidays you get
All employees are entitled to at least 4 weeks’ paid annual holidays (annual leave) for each year they have worked for their employer.
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Freedom camping
Found in Recreation and the environment / Freedom camping
Freedom camping is when you camp on public land that isn’t a recognised camping ground or holiday park. Make sure you plan your journey and respect the area you camp in.
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Promotional tiles
Found in About this website / Promotional tiles
The promo tiles on Govt.nz link to timely or new information. See how to request a tile for your new service or tool.
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Debt collection and repossession
Found in Consumer rights and complaints / Debt and credit records / Debt collection and repossession
Know your rights when a debt collector demands payment or takes your stuff because you cannot pay your bills.
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Get NZ residence
Found in Immigration and visas / Get NZ residence
To live in NZ permanently, you need a resident visa.
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Get information in an emergency or disaster
Found in Government A-Z / National Emergency Management Agency / Get information in an emergency or disaster
In New Zealand, you can get help before, during and after an emergency or disaster from the Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management and local Civil Defence Emergency Management groups.
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Go overseas to work
Found in Leaving NZ / Moving or travelling overseas / Go overseas to work
What you need to know and do when you’re going overseas to work.
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The scope of Govt.nz
Found in About this website / The scope of Govt.nz
If you work in government, this guide helps you work out if your information and services should be on this site.
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Getting a tax refund
Found in Tax, benefits and finance / Tax / Getting a tax refund
Most people automatically get a tax refund if they’re owed one.
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Home support services — reporting a problem
Found in Health / Help in your home / Home support services — reporting a problem
If you have a concern, contact your service provider. You can also contact the government agency that funds your care, or the Health and Disability Commissioner.