I am getting married in nov this year and cairns is going to be pretty hot. My sister lives there and she is one of the bridesmaides and she rang last night and asked if my dress was long and heavy, ...
I'm moving there ASAP and am looking for accomodation.
What's most important to me is that my new place is SAFE (without living in a mansion).
If it's also nice then that�...
My friend is wanting to travel to either New Zealand or Australia and live and work there for a while. He has no idea about the process of obtaining a visa or anything of that nature. Anyone know ...
Hi all! Well, I have a question and I hope there is someone out there to give me an answer. I am thinking about travelling to Australia & NewZealand and want to taste the real life, get a whole ...
I currently am living in the United States, and am going to school for visual animation. When I finish up with school though, I'd really like to move to New Zealand. I was wondering, what are ...
anonymous
If I bring my HP laptop from the U.S., will I have any obstacles with getting internet in NZ?
New Zealand's power supply is 230V 50Hz and the plugs are different. You'll need an adapter for the higher voltage and for the plug, or just fit a new plug. The lower frequency doesn't matter.
Sone
There are a number of ISP's in NZ. There is broadband and dial-up. The consumer magazine discusses the best ISP's in NZ.
brian s
Part of that will depend on your ISP. Mine has a way to log in from the web to check email, not unlike a yahoo or hotmail account.
I travel a lot - this year I've been across Canada four times, to England and Ireland once, and to Iceland. In the next couple of months I have to go to Spain, France and Germany. I no longer travel with my laptop. For one thing I'm worried about it being stolen or damaged. But it's also the weight. What doesn't seem like much at home, after weeks on the road becomes a huge burden.
The other issue with travelling with your laptop is the power supply. Have you got plugs that will work in New Zealand? What is the power supply like?
I find it much easier on the road to simply go to an internet cafe and check my emails that way. You can find internet cafes virtually anywhere in the world. They're cheap and you don't have to worry about your laptop.
Just remember to download all the information, addresses and links you'll want and need on the road.
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