Wellington's most vulnerable are looking forward to moving into newly built family units that will keep them out of the cold this winter. Housing Minister Phil Twyford and Urban Developent Minister Nanaia Mahuta were in Mt Cook today to launch the Housing First programme.
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Collaborative approach needed for Māori housing
A Ngāti Awa elder says that it's important to have a collaborative approach to providing housing for Māori. More than 300 Māori researchers have been engaged in discussions for the last three days at Te Papa on finding solutions to end our country's housing crisis.
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Porirua mother relieved her home will be warmer this winter
A Porirua mother is relieved her home will be more safe for her and her children this winter thanks to the Porirua East Housing Project, which brings together local community organisations in a bid to improve houses and ensure they're keeping children healthy.
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"If there is a fire, throw yourself out of your wheelchair, and crawl outside”
“If there is a fire, throw yourself out of your wheelchair, and crawl outside” that is what agencies responsible for the care of wheelchair-bound and blind Sarndra Tamepo allegedly told her to do in case of a fire.
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NewsPublic support helps whānau with housing dilemma
Father of four, Simon-Joe Davis became a tetraplegic after a car accident in 2017 and was about to lose his rental home last month.
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Housing minister opens 11 new homes in Whangārei
Eleven new state homes designed to cater for elderly residents have been officially opened today in Whangārei.
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Housing New Zealand works with Whangārei hapū
Housing New Zealand plans to work collaboratively with a Northland hapū to ensure a community approach for their new housing development in Whangārei. The project has a local hapū excited about the input they could have in the new development.
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'Meth' housing tenant payments not enough- advocacy group
The first 55 people wrongly evicted from their state houses are to receive compensation today following Housing NZ's debunked positive methamphetamine tests which saw roughly 800 tenants displaced from their homes. Each tenant is set to receive a pay-out averaging $8,000 but an advocacy group says it's not enough.
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Home ownership dream closer for Hamilton whānau
The dream of owning a home for Māori whānau is another step closer as work gets underway to build 80 new homes in Hamilton City.
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80 new homes for Hamilton East
Housing New Zealand and Waikato-Tainui today announced that they will begin work on rejuvenating the old Jebson Place site in Hamilton East into a mix of public and private housing.
