By Vaimaila Leatinu'u, Te Rito journalism cadet. Photo: In The Flow State founder Tyrone Tangara-Makiri.
Tag: Glen Innes. Showing results 1 - 10 of 22
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Rangatahi at Ruapōtaka Marae lead the way
A group of rangatahi based at Ruapōtaka marae in Glen Innes, Auckland are doing their bit to help out whānau in their community. It’s part of the marae’s succession plan to encourage rangatahi to lead the way.
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Inadequate housing and poor health in Glen Innes highlighted in campaign
Local residents have started a campaign to raise awareness about some of the struggles felt by people within their community.
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'Critical' Porirua locals get promise they won't be moved out
It is "critical" that the project team involved in the regeneration of Porirua promises locals they will not be moved out, says the MP whose Tāmaki electorate has undergone major transformation in Auckland.
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Kuia fights high court eviction
A 62-year-old Auckland beneficiary refusing eviction from her state house of over 20 years vows she will fight a recent high court ruling to evict her.
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More social houses for families in Auckland
Another 40 families will soon move into their new homes as part of an urban transformation project. Today Tāmaki Regeneration Company (TRC) opened new social and affordable homes in the Auckland suburb of Glen Innes.
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Reprieve for elderly women fighting eviction
A woman refusing eviction from her state house of over 20 years has until the end of this week to hear the outcome of her fight.
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Locals plead with Ngāti Paoa to stop development
Nearly 1500 signatures have been collected against the development of 250 homes at Point England reserve in East Auckland. Glen Innes community groups and locals are pleading to Ngāti Paoa to stop.
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Opposition to East Auckland housing development
A 300-home development in East Auckland is being opposed by its soon-to-be next door neighbours. Pt England residents fear plans to build the homes and a marae on more than 11ha of reserve land could destroy their backyard and pollute their environment. As Te Kāea reports the housing development is being spearheaded by mana whenua.
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Glen Innes community draw attention to the housing crisis
An overnight tent occupation is about to get underway around empty homes in East Auckland's Glen Innes to draw attention to the housing crisis.Despite the rain, organisers expect a turnout of between 50 to 100 people to come out in support of the protest.
