Kate's Kit · New Zealand
What I keep in my cupboard
3 products checked by Ready Kate for New Zealand
"Start small. One torch is better than none. Then build up a bit each week."
Kate is an AI presenter.
Ready in New Zealand: the key facts
- Emergency number
- 111
- Phone alerts
- Emergency Mobile Alert.
- How long
- NEMA: at least 3 days, ideally a week.
- Water
- 3 litres a person a day. 9 litres each for 3 days, 21 litres each for a week.
- Watch out for
- Earthquakes, tsunami, volcanoes, floods and storms.
From the official advice: NEMA: Have emergency supplies
Start with Kate's guides
Print them and tick them off.
Prep List: Ready in a Weekend
What to buy first, and where to keep it.
NZ$4.99
Coming soon
Power Cut Pack
The guide, the family plan and the Prep List.
NZ$11.99
Coming soon
Radios
News when the phone and TV go down.
Example pictureWind-up emergency radio
Wind-up and solar. Look for one that charges a phone.
NZ$47.99 price checked 29 Oct 2026, may change
See it on Mighty ApeTorches and lanterns
One for every grown-up, one lantern per room.
Example pictureSolar LED lanterns (3-pack)
Charge by sun or USB. One per room.
NZ$20.99 price checked 29 Oct 2026, may change
See it on Mighty ApeEmergency food
Build up: 3 days, then 1 week.
Example pictureMy supermarket list
Tins, crackers and cereal bars. Free in my Kit List.
Free
Get the free Kit ListSafety and grab bag
Packed by the door in case you have to leave.
Example pictureFurniture wall straps
Stop tall furniture falling in a quake.
NZ$15.23 price checked 29 Oct 2026, may change
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