Someone else should not share your intimate photos or videos without your permission. If they do, this is online sexual harassment and is a criminal offence under the Harmful Digital…
…The police might prosecute a person if: they intended their online communication to cause harm; and it is reasonable to expect that a person in the position of the victim…
NetSafe offers a free service in New Zealand to help with online bullying, harassment and abuse. If you or someone you know needs help, contact NetSafe by texting ‘Netsafe’ to…
To avoid communicating in a harmful way, make sure that your online communications do not: share sensitive personal information about anyone; threaten or intimidate anyone; grossly offend a reasonable person…
ICON is a student-led anti-cyberbullying programme. Check out their website for more information and tips about cyberbullying. NetSafe also provides information, advice and support about online safety issues. Their website…
…it to issue a warrant authorising a court bailiff to visit the other person and to seize their personal possessions). To find out more, check out the community law manual….
You might complain to the police directly in the first instance if you aren’t happy with the service they have given you or how they handled your case. You can…
…resolve the matter, but they haven’t resolved it satisfactorily, then you’re able to make a claim at the Motor Vehicle Disputes Tribunal (“MVDT”). Remember, the MVDT is not for making…
When the vehicle is registered in your name, you receive a renewal reminder notice that is sent to the address you provide when you register the vehicle or your email…
If you’re 16 or older, you can get a Learner Licence by taking a written theory test based on “The Road Code“. There is no practical part to the learner…