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Learn more about earthquakes on Get Ready.
Use this guide on what to include in your emergency planning from business.govt.nz.
Use this map to adjust floodwaters to show how much of the land could end up under sea level.
Listen to these audio recordings in Tagalog about how to get prepared for an emergency.
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The Ministry of Education has advice for schools and early childhood education centres on preparing for and responding to emergencies.
Whakarongo ki ēnei hopunga ā-oro mō te āhua o te takatū mō tētahi ohotata.
Listen to these audio recordings in Te Reo Māori about how to get prepared for an emergency.
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Search your home, work or school address to find out if it is in a tsunami evacuation zone. Make sure you know where to go, whether you are at home, at work, or out and about.
Learn why Drop, Cover and Hold is the right action to take in an earthquake.
Read a New Zealand perspective on floods on Te Ara, The Encyclopedia of New Zealand.
Watch this video explaining floods and the damage they can cause.
Learn more about floods on Get Ready.
Kia Takatū is a te reo Māori resource for years 1-8 to teach children about emergencies.
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Read a New Zealand perspective on severe weather on Te Ara, The Encyclopedia of New Zealand.
Read these downloadable emergency stories in te reo Māori. They are suitable for all ages.
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Use one of the experiments shown in this video to look at different kinds of erosion and landslides.
Find advice for looking after staff in an emergency.
See huge storms, heavy rain, tornadoes and other exteme conditions in these videos from Science Kids.
Do this experiment from Scientific American that uses physics to explain land movement.