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Latest News Vote for Lifeline and win a trip to Fiji Flossie.com, New Zealand’s largest women’s online portal, is running an initiative where Lifeline could win a 12 month support package which includes a minimum of $100,000 worth of advertising across the Flossie Network, Lifeline's own core menu page on Flossie.com and the proceeds from a Smart Car giveaway! Register on the Flossie.com website and nominate Lifeline by entering "Lifeline 24/7" in the "Flossie Cares" box under your address, you will be entered in the draw to win a trip for two to Nadi (Fiji) plus give Lifeline the chance to win the support package. So please, go online to vote for Lifeline on Flossie.com now! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Entertainment Book - Save Money & Support Lifeline The brand new 2009/2010 Entertainment Book for Auckland is now available and it's bigger and better than ever. The Entertainment Book is your guide to the best restaurants, hotel accommodation, attractions, sports and leisure activities... all with 25% to 50% off or 2-for-1 offers. Buy your Entertainment book from Lifeline Auckland and help support our work - books cost just $70 delivered to your door or $65 if you pick up from our Remuera Offices. Pay by credit card by calling 09 909 8750 or online (include the words "Entertainment Book" in the message field). Or email paulb@lifeline.org.nz for more information and other ways to pay ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
The New Zealand Crime and Safety Survey The Ministry of Justice has advised us that the New Zealand Crime and Safety Survey 2009 is now underway. The survey asks people how safe they feel within their community, if they have been the victim of any crime in the past year, and if so, what the effects were. It also asks about any contact people had with Police or support agencies as a result of being a victim of crime. Between February and June this year, about 5,400 people throughout New Zealand will be interviewed for the Ministry of Justice survey. The survey aims to better understand crime and how it affects victims, families and different communities. For more information about the 2009 survey and previous surveys