New Zealand Red Cross Shop - Volunteers needed in Invercargill
Join a team of friendly, reliable volunteers at the Red Cross shop in Invercargill.
Red Cross Shop volunteers help with a variety of different tasks in the shops and online trading. This includes
* processing stock
* merchandising
* interacting with customers
* creating displays
* preparing and listing products for online sales and much more.
The role would suit people who are friendly, customer-focused, reliable, and trustworthy. Some lifting at times may be required.
Monday-Saturday: morning & afternoon, 4 hour shifts available
Contact Melina: shop.invercargill@redcross.org.nz
Poll: Is your nearest emergency department up to scratch?
Concerns have been raised about Nelson Hospital with complaints of lack of staffing and excessive wait times. Do you have confidence in your local emergency department?
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35.3% Yes, it serves us well
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63.8% No, I have concerns
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0.8% Other - I'll share below
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A time to be vigilant
It's tax return time. Scammers are impersonating Inland Revenue (IR) - and even the Police to steal personal information and money.
They may contact you by email, text, or phone, claiming:
🔹 You're owed a tax refund and must provide your bank details to receive it.
🔹 You owe tax and need to pay immediately to avoid legal trouble.
How to stay safe:
✅ Don’t click on links in emails or texts - log in to your myIR account directly.
✅ Check the sender - official IRD emails always end in @ird.govt.nz.
✅ Be cautious with texts - IRD only sends messages from four-digit codes, not
regular phone numbers.
Learn more about protecting yourself from tax scams:
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