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Buying or selling a home
Found in Housing and property / Buying or selling a home
Get financial help when buying your first home. Find out what's involved when buying or selling a house, apartment or rental property.
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Welcome to Govt.nz
Found in Welcome to Govt.nz
Govt.nz is your guide to finding and using New Zealand Government services.
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Terms and policies
Found in The Govt.nz app / Terms and policies
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Registrar of Unions
Found in Government A-Z / Registrar of Unions
When you apply to register as a union, they will: check your application is in order and complies with the Employment Relations Act 2000 register your union send you a certificate of registration.
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Insulation and energy efficiency
Found in Housing and property / Insulation and energy efficiency
Save money on your power bills by making your home healthier and more energy efficient. Find out if you can get a Warmer Kiwi Homes grant to upgrade your heating and insulation.
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Renting and flatting
Found in Housing and property / Renting and flatting
Know your rights and responsibilities if you’re a landlord, tenant or flatmate. Organise a flat-sharing agreement if you live with others in a property you own.
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Waitangi Tribunal
Found in Government A-Z / Waitangi Tribunal
Their inquiries are divided into two groups: district inquiries, and generic inquiries. District inquiries relate to a paricular place or piece of land, and generic inquiries deal with everything else.
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Changing your name
Found in Passports, citizenship and identity / Changing your name
Find out how to legally change your name or your child's name in NZ. Learn how to change other documents like your drivers license or passport.
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Parental leave
Found in Work and tax / Take leave from work / Parental leave
As a parent or carer you may be able to take parental leave. Learn about the different types of support you can get and the conditions you need to meet while on leave and if you decide to return to work or not.
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Resolution Services
Found in Government A-Z / Resolution Services
Mediators are not on anyone's side — the aim of mediation is for both parties to reach an agreement.