r/newzealand 14m ago

News Beer remains NZ’s beverage of choice as alcohol consumption falls to lowest level since records began

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r/newzealand 14m ago

Shitpost RIP Napier 🤣

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r/newzealand 19m ago

Discussion Lets start a positivity thread.

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Share some positivity!! Can be anything good.

Whats gone well for you lately? Can be anything…New Job, Graduating soon, Made a new recipe, went on a shopping spree, got a pay rise, smashing goals at the gym, are you relaxing after a busy day, read a good book recently, learnt something new, going to a concert soon, have you just bought a house, are you about to go on your Overseas Experience, discovered a new singer, have you read a positive article about something good happening in the world?

I’ve been feeling a bit overwhelmed, and anxious lately and New Zealand, social media, and honestly the whole world, just seems to be heavy, sad, and just negative lately. Which is why I thought that it would be nice to hear some good, refreshing stories as that always helps me feel a bit better. Perhaps it might make someone else feel better too.


r/newzealand 22m ago

Politics Global warming will inevitably overshoot 1.5°C Paris Agreement target - UN report

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r/newzealand 44m ago

News Police Commissioner Richard Chambers cleared of criminal wrongdoing following police investigation

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r/newzealand 45m ago

Advice 23 with limited qualifications

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I’m trying to figure out what direction I could take to build towards financial stability. I don’t have extensive qualifications, so I’d like some perspective on what my experience could realistically lead to.

I enjoy photography, psychology & working with people. I’m naturally very people-oriented and good at making people feel comfortable. I enjoy learning new things, I’m creative, and I’d like to eventually build a career that I can genuinely enjoy while also building my life in the meantime.

My experience is mainly in customer service, tourism, hospitality, sales, administration and guest experience, with some photography/editing experience as well. I completed high school but didn’t pass Level 3 due to health reasons, I did pass Level 2 with Excellence tho if that benefits in any way? I’ve been out of work since moving back to NZ due to a lack of employment and health issues but i’m eager to return to work.

**All schooling and work experience was abroad (Tourism thriving country). I only recently moved back to New Zealand**

Café - FOH → Supervisor
Promoted to Supervisor within 6 months
Supervisor role duties
Barista & Baking operations
Staff training
Stock/shopping orders
Managing day-to-day operations

Worked another cafe job, with less responsibility.

Tourism Company (#1 Travellers choice award) - Tour Assistant / Assistant Administrator
Admin duties
Guest check-in, bookings and payment handling
Handling enquiries and resolving issues
Photography, photo editing and digital delivery to customers
Market stall setup, tour promotion, sales and bookings

Private Airbnb (Owned by Grandparents) - Casual Assistant
Total operational responsibility, preparing and maintaining a high-standard private holiday home. (Mainly taking over as grandparents were in and out of the country).

Really just looking for anything to get going again & build financial stability.
I would appreciate ANY insights or advice.


r/newzealand 56m ago

Discussion Has anyone noticed Air NZ aren’t advertising any promo fares currently?

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They always have something every week, whether it’s Aussie on sale or Asia on sale etc but for the last couple of weeks nothing!


r/newzealand 57m ago

News A PI was hired to investigate an arson. Then the investigator came under scrutiny | Stuff

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r/newzealand 57m ago

Discussion Tertiary education in NZ

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I’d love to hear from current or former students about what the learning experience is generally like in NZ.
Things like teaching styles, lectures vs. independent study, practical classes, assignments, and how much support or guidance students usually receive.
Just curious to hear how different people have experienced it across different institutions and courses.
Cheers


r/newzealand 57m ago

Discussion Earthquake South Island

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Felt slight swaying here in Dunedin. Looks like it's felt heavily over near Queenstown...


r/newzealand 57m ago

Politics ACT agrees with Opposition concerns over age limit for move-on orders | Stuff

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r/newzealand 58m ago

Other Earthquake?

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I'm down in Southland, and am pretty sure the house just moved. Anyone else feel anything?


r/newzealand 58m ago

Discussion I think there was just another earthquake

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Edit 2: There WAS an Earthquake

Was sitting on my couch and felt a shudder (Edit: like a BIG shudder, felt the whole house vibrate). Like the one that happened a bit ago. Did anyone else feel it?


r/newzealand 1h ago

Travel Mahia Penninsula Rocket Launches

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Has anyone gone and viewed the rocket lab launches at mahia peninsula? Is it worth the trip and any recommendations on best way to view, how to know when they launch etc... :)


r/newzealand 2h ago

Discussion Is your local chippie healthier than Maccas

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Trying to decide dinner, I understand that chippies are cheaper to feed big families, but I feel as if it’s more acceptable to bring home chip shop white packaging as opposed to Maccas. is this due to culture or nutrition?


r/newzealand 2h ago

Advice Fire alarms for a 2-story house

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Kia ora,
I’m wondering which brand of fire alarms people (in the know) would recommend! We have a fairly large 2-story house and so are wanting the Bluetooth interconnected ones. All the brand have bad reviews online. What would you recommend? Particularly safe and good ones?

Thanks!

Edit: sorry I mean the interconnected alarms!


r/newzealand 2h ago

Politics Mayor says ‘large chunks’ of Wellington council Deloitte report written by AI

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r/newzealand 2h ago

Other Petition of Jack Dog Center Ltd (JDC Rescue): Change New Zealand's dog welfare laws

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r/newzealand 2h ago

Advice Job reference help!

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Hi Everyone.

I’m really struggling to get work with no references left to use. I’m a teacher aide but have been off work for a year due to an injury. I’ve applied for many jobs which they have rung my references and loved my interview but then funding get cuts and then no job, back to square one.

What should I do. I just love helping our kids and I’m an amazing employee but it’s so unfair I have to have so many references. The ones I have are over it and now I’m just stuck. What can I do?


r/newzealand 3h ago

Advice Jobs for parents with young children?

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What do parents of young children generally do for work?

I have one child starting school in 2027 and another who will eventually be in daycare (husband and i are in a fortunate position where we get daycare fully funded for our children, and i generally believe young children should be socialised with others their age if the opportunity is available)

My husband works full time and makes a decent salary, but with the cost of living and everything, it's nearly impossible to have only one working parent. The major issue of course is that i'll need to find a job that works around school hours, which leads me to wonder what other people in my position do. My current background is in accounts and admin, though like many people who have worked as long as i have, i have a mixed background in customer service and call centre roles as well. I'm perfectly fine not having a "career" at this point in my life or even working odd hours/evenings, really just looking for ideas and starting points at this point.


r/newzealand 3h ago

News Ong faces trespass notice over allegations from students of ‘inappropriate behaviour’

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r/newzealand 3h ago

Travel Air NZ domestic wifi is really good

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First time I’ve had it on a domestic flight. 169 Mbps down 🤟


r/newzealand 3h ago

Advice Old currency valuation

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How is old NZ currency valued, and is it worth more than face value?

There's a few old NZ currency for sale on Trademe but no bids that I can see. All auctions for currency is above face value.

My father has some old NZ $1 notes, which are in pristine condition (like barely circulated).

The notes are not just random, has about 10 notes with consecutive numbers.

How or where can this be valued?


r/newzealand 3h ago

Discussion Stripclub all around Auckland ( I'm not a kiwi so sorry if I offended anyone)

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What are the most anyone ever gotten from private lapdance? Thank you and would be nice to included the price too


r/newzealand 3h ago

Discussion Why are people leaving New Zealand?

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Hello everyone! I’m Brazilian and I follow a few channels run by Brazilians who live in New Zealand. Some of them have been saying that a large number of citizens are leaving New Zealand. Is that actually true?

To me, that sounds crazy. New Zealand is such a beautiful country, and it has a good economy. Compared to Brazil, it seems like paradise to me!

(I apologize if I typed anything wrong; I'm practicing my English.)