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Download this factsheet in Lea Faka-Tonga (Tongan) explaining the Emergency Mobile Alert system.
It’s a sunny Saturday at the market and Aniwa and her whānau are excited to dig into their mussel fritters. But their plans are quickly derailed when Tāwhirimātea, the God of Weather, decides to cause some mischief. The wind starts to pick up, rain begins to fall, and soon, a tornado is headed straight for the market. Will the whānau know what to do to stay safe and protect themselves from the force of Tāwhirimātea’s tornado?
Read Tāwhirimātea’s Tornado in Te Reo Māori and English.
Developed by Auckland Emergency Management, the You Ready? series follows a group of friends as they face dangerous weather events and natural disasters.
Learn why Drop, Cover and Hold is the right action to take in an earthquake.
Read the Decision for Emergency Mobile Alert to remain a non-opt-out channel for more information.
Have a showcase of your students' learning with the help of digital tools like these.
The Ministry of Education has advice for schools and early childhood education centres on preparing for and responding to emergencies.
Get involved
Help keep your family, friends and community safe by getting involved in emergency preparedness.
In an emergency
In New Zealand we have a lot of natural hazards. Earthquakes, floods, landslides, severe weather, tsunami, volcanic activity, and other hazards can happen any time and often without warning.
Teach emergency preparedness
Find information and resources for teaching students about emergency preparedness and natural hazards.
Advice for disabled people
If you have a disability or any requirements that may put you at greater risk in an emergency, follow these steps to get ready.