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The Emergency Mobile Alert is a way of receiving information about emergencies in your area. If your life, health or property is in danger, Emergency Mobile Alerts can be sent to your mobile by authorised emergency agencies, without needing to sign up or download an app.

This year's nationwide Emergency Mobile Alert test date is confirmed and will take place on the evening of Sunday 22 November. Check if your phone can receive the message:

Emergency Mobile Alert capable phones Check if your phone is able to receive Emergency Mobile Alerts.

NZ Shakeout is, national earthquake drill and tsunami hikoi will take place on 15th October at 9.30am. Have you signed up?

New Zealand ShakeOut Our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi, is taking place on Thursday 17 October 2019 at 1.30pm.

COVID-19 required a response from every individual, every community and every organisation throughout New Zealand. Unity of effort has paid off and we are moving to Level 1 from midnight tonight (8th June 2020). Ka mau te wehi, Awesome effort everyone

Great effort everyone. No active cases / no new cases.

Yesterday and today's quakes are a reminder of the readiness training that you and your organisation have undertaken. Your response is quicker and more effective. We look forward to working with to develop further resiliency.

The Prime Minister has announced that New Zealand will move to Level 2 on Thursday 14th May. This means malls, cafes, restaurants, cinemas, and other public spaces like playgrounds and gyms can reopen.

On Monday 18 May schools will reopen to students and on Thursday 21 May, bars and pubs will be able to open. Social gatherings are limited to 10 people.

We need to continue to play safe: Wash you hands, keep your distance from others in public and if you're sick, stay home. Contact tracing is an important part of containing this virus. Keep a record of where you've been and who you met and wash you hands..

Level 4 to remain in place until 11:59pm Monday 27th April at which time NZ will go into Level 3.

Stay safe everyone

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/coronavirus/121124382/live-prime-minister-makes-lockdown-announcement-at-4pm.

Live: Lockdown alert level 4 to end Monday April 27 - PM announces Jacinda Ardern says the level 4 lockdown will continue for one more week with it coming to an end at 11.59pm on Monday April 27. We will then be at level 3 for at least two weeks.

The current COVID-19 response is CIMS in action. This is a multi-agency response and the key principles - Responsive to Community Needs, Flexibility and Unity of effort are shown throughout the daily briefings. These principles have enabled personnel to respond effectively showing coordination across agencies. This, combined with the characteristics, roles and functions of CIMS have provided a framework that has supported the response both vertically and horizontally. For those of you watching the daily briefings, these are an excellent example of how briefings have been conducted. We look forward to working with you all post-response.

26th March 2020. Covid-19 National Lockdown in New Zealand begins today under a state on National Emergency. Head to https://covid19.govt.nz/ for official information on the Governments response. Go to https://www.emergencymanagement.co.nz/ to find out how we can help your organisation to respond and recover during the next few months. Stay safe.

We say plan for the unexpected so everyone's efforts to-date are now paying off and in action. It is business as usual for us as much as possible. Our team for the next month is working from home, but this doesn't stop us being able to support you in a wide range of ways, if you have any questions, please email us. Stay safe

Click on the link below for information on upcoming recycling collections.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/120552016/coronavirus-rubbish-and-recycling-rules-during-the-lockdown?

Coronavirus lockdown: Rubbish and recycling rules explained Will recycling and waste still be collected? Can I visit the dump? It depends on your postcode.