Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford is urging all parties involved in the controversial Ihumatao Housing development to come together and find a solution. This follows an agreement between the government and the construction industry to transform and improve the sector.
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Ihumātao to protest through Reclamation Festival
The SOUL (Saving Our Unique Landscape) Campaign team hosted the Ihumātao Reclamation Festival at Ihumatao, Auckland, in an attempt to protest against the potential 480 houses set to be built on the land.
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Documentary series on Ihumātao land protest wins top award
Qiane Matata-Sipu has won an award at the NZ Geographic Photographer of the Year Awards for her six-image social documentary series about the land protest in Ihumātao.
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"We will continue to prepare for a mass human occupation”
Hundreds of people turned out to show support for Save our Unique Landscape's (SOUL) occupation of land at Ihumatao in South Auckland. This comes ahead of an environmental court hearing with Fletcher Building who look to develop residential housing on the land and deliver what they say is much needed housing on this site in Auckland.
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Take a stand on the land event in Ihumātao tomorrow
Mana whenua and local supporters of SOUL will take a stand at Ihumātao tomorrow, reinforcing their opposition to Fletcher’s plans to build on their land.
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Ihumātao land campaigners head back to United Nations
The campaign group Save our Unique Landscape (SOUL) from South Auckland have returned to the United Nations in Geneva for a third time to protest a Fletchers Residential development at Ihumātao.
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Dame Nganeko Minhinnick's kaitiaki legacy lives on
Hundreds gathered at Waiuku's Tahuna Marae, south of Auckland, for the burial service of environmental champion Dame Nganeko Minhinnick. The trail blazer in environmental legislation reform was laid to rest in her ancestral marae cemetery, beside the waters she advocated for, the Manukau Harbour.
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NewsProtect Ihumātao campaigners return to Aotearoa today
Protect Ihumātao campaigners, Pania Newton and Delwyn Roberts will return to Aotearoa today after attending the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York.
