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Inside the Nerve Centre of Emergency Response: CRN Visits Auckland Emergency Management

Inside the Nerve Centre of Emergency Response: CRN Visits Auckland Emergency Management

by CRN | May 10, 2025 | Disasters, Emergency Plan, Response Teams

On a recent visit to the Auckland Emergency Management (AEM) headquarters, a delegation from the Community Resilience Network (CRN) Papakura was given an eye-opening behind-the-scenes look into how Auckland prepares for and responds to emergencies. Hosted by Senior...
Beyond the Big Ones: 9 Lesser-Known Disaster Risks

Beyond the Big Ones: 9 Lesser-Known Disaster Risks

by CRN | Apr 3, 2025 | Disasters, Emergency Plan, Tips

[This article was written using information obtained from an AEM presentation entitled “Lesser-known hazards of Tamaki Makaurau Auckland” during the first annual Community Civil Defence and Emergency Management Forum held 29 March 2025.] When most of us think about...
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