Zero Data–Essential websites you can browse Data-Free!
Did you know you can access multiple governmental, school and other essential websites even if you’re out of mobile data?
All you need is a device connected to the Spark, Skinny, One NZ, 2degrees, Warehouse Mobile, Slingshot or Orcon mobile networks. The purpose of Zero Data is to ensure all New Zealanders can access essential information and digital services.
Just make sure your mobile data is turned on before you visit Zero Data–you’ll see a green ribbon across the top of the website.
Visit zero.govt.nz to see the full range of websites you can access for free.
Zero Data is a joint initiative between several government agencies, including ACC, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Justice, Kāinga Ora, the Ministry of Social Development and the Department of Internal Affairs.
Take a look at what is happening around Richmond
Stanmore Rd/ Swanns Corner Loved and Refreshed
A group of volunteers from We are Richmond and Peter from River conservation nz helped clean up the overgrown and unloved Stanmore/Swanns Rd corner. Foliage was removed, tidied, cut and the bench seats power-washed and re-stained. Thank you to Keita from Done N...
Richmond Gala 2024–What a Fantastic Day Out!
The Richmond Gala wan an amazing community day. We appreciate everyone coming out and joining in. What amazing work done with all of the massive effort from Avebury House, Richmond Community Garden, and Riverlution We are Richmond is in charge of coordinating the...
Petrie Park Update December 2023
Petrie Park bowling green remediation is underway and progressing. Hayley Guglietta gives us an update.
RRBA Installs Wayfinding Signs at Swanns Road Parklet
After graffiti damage, these wayfinding community signs have a new lease of life and are now up at the Swanns Road Parklet!
Elmer Elephant Trail Opening Event for Laura Fergusson Brain Injury Trust
The RRBA were honoured to attend Elmer’s Ōtautahi Elephant Trail opening Thursday night and see all of the amazing elephant designs.
Petrie Park BBQ & Planting Event
The Richmond community gathered at a bbq at Petrie Park to spend time together but also engage on what they would like to see on the former bowling green at the southern half of the park.