COVID-19 UPDATE
Details:
Southlanders who have been directly affected by Covid 19 and need assistance with access to essential household goods and services due to Covid-19 can now contact us in the following ways:
Phone: 0800 890 127
Email: covid19@cdsouthland.nz
Web: Use the 'Contact Us' form on this site.
This email and 0800 number will be monitored between 9 am-4 pm, Monday to Friday.
What Should affected people do?
We are in Level 2 of the Covid 19 response. Further information about this can be found at www.covid19.govt.nz.
Remember be kind, maintain physical distancing and wash your hands.
Click here for full alert details
Check out our Flood Map here
Or for a more interactive experience...
Did you know that our situation map is loaded with useful information about specific hazards in Southland?
- By simply clicking on the icon that looks like a stack of papers, “Layers List” (see fig 1) you get to open the layers feature which allows you to activate different layers on the map.
- By ticking e.g. Tsunami Evacuation Zones (fig 2), you will see the map update with evacuation zones.
- Zoom into the Invercargill/Riverton area and you will see the evacuation zones (fig 3).
- Untick a layer to remove it from the map. This feature is very handy if you want to zoom in a specific area and get more useful information.
Click on the “Legend” icon (right of Layers icon see fig 4) and find out what all the symbols mean on the map.
Fig 1: 
Fig 2:
Fig 3: 
Fig 4:
Should be out of L2 and in L1 or nothing at all
When is level 1? Time to move on.
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But what will level 1 be?
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Check out our Flood Map here
Or for a more interactive experience...
Did you know that our situation map is loaded with useful information about specific hazards in Southland?
- By simply clicking on the icon that looks like a stack of papers, “Layers List” (see fig 1) you get to open the layers feature which allows you to activate different layers on the map.
- By ticking e.g. Tsunami Evacuation Zones (fig 2), you will see the map update with evacuation zones.
- Zoom into the Invercargill/Riverton area and you will see the evacuation zones (fig 3).
- Untick a layer to remove it from the map. This feature is very handy if you want to zoom in a specific area and get more useful information.
Click on the “Legend” icon (right of Layers icon see fig 4) and find out what all the symbols mean on the map.
Fig 1: Fig 2:
Fig 3: Fig 4:
Should be out of L2 and in L1 or nothing at all
When is level 1? Time to move on.
Anne Perkins
Eoghan O'Neill
But what will level 1 be?
Lessons from lockdown: The changes we'll keep
rnz.co.nz
Lockdown has been an extended period of reflection for New Zealand's team of 5 million. So what have we learned about ourselves and how we want to live our lives? RNZ In Depth reporter Teresa Cowie an...
Saved money by not going to the shops every day 😁
Buying NZ made if at all possible and if not, thinking again.