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Free health checks for children under 14
Found in Health / Free health services for children / Free health checks for children under 14
Your child’s health will be checked regularly while they grow.
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School terms in NZ
Found in Education / School and college / School terms in NZ
School terms for New Zealand primary, intermediate and secondary schools — this includes public, integrated and private schools. Dates and times may vary between schools and age groups.
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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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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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Planning for retirement
Found in Work / Retiring from work / Planning for retirement
It pays to plan for your retirement as early as possible.
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NZ’s natural resources
Found in Recreation and the environment / NZ’s natural resources
Find out how we manage and protect our natural resources.
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Online safety
Found in Law, crime and justice / Online safety
Find out how to keep your family safe online.
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PlunketLine
Found in Health / Free health services for children / PlunketLine
Phone 0800 933 922 to get advice about child health and parenting.
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Producing food for sale
Found in Health / Food safety / Producing food for sale
If you’re selling or giving away food, you need to make sure you follow food hygiene regulations.
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Who can move into residential care
Found in Health / Rest homes and residential care / Who can move into residential care
When you can no longer manage in your own home, you can move into a rest home or hospital. Your doctor, other health professionals, and your family or whānau can help you decide where to move and when.