Understanding the world of emergency services is central to keeping friends and whānau safe over the festive season. The Sirens & Sounds Careers Festival allows the public to interact with those who go beyond the call of duty.
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NewsDrive safe this Labour weekend
The New Zealand Transport Agency and Police are urging travelers to take extra care on the roads this Labour weekend.
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500 smoke alarms donated to Northland homes
The first of 1,500 alarms are being installed in homes in Whangarei today to mark the start of Fire and Emergency’s daylight saving campaign.
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Safekids Aotearoa incorporate te reo in safety message
Safekids Aotearoa has worked with a group of Auckland-based primary school te reo Māori learners to produce a series of child injury prevention messages to coincide with Māori Language Week.
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New helpline to support people affected by sexual harm
The Safe to talk - He pai ki te kōrero helpline provides 24/7 access to free confidential information and support for people affected by sexual harm.
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Could you survive without your phone for a whole weekend?
Students around the country are being urged to take part in a campaign to stop young people from using their phones while driving.
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Cook Islanders to receive hundreds of donated life jackets
Cook Island communities are set to receive hundreds of free life jackets donated from the Old4New life jacket upgrade campaign run by Coastguard New Zealand.
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Seatbelts could save 50 lives a year- AA
Drivers are being challenged to change one thing they do which will make them safer on the roads, as part of Road Safety Week.
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Police urge caution as road toll reaches 100
With the 2018 road toll sitting at 100, police are urging motorists to take care on the roads this Easter weekend.
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A safety message for hunters
The New Zealand Police are urging hunters to take care of themselves when going hunting.
