More than half a billion dollars has been allocated over four years to support Māori and Pacific aspirations, signalled as one of five priority areas under the Wellbeing Budget 2019.
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NewsŌtautahi community projects receive $3.7mil injection
The government has announced a $3.7mil investment for community development in Christchurch.
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Marae receives $1mil funding for kaumātua housing
Some Christmas cheer for the South Auckland marae of Papakura, which will be the first community to receive funding from the $15mil Māori Housing Fund. The prime minister announced an initial $1mil will go toward the marae's papakāinga plan to house kaumātua.
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South Auckland marae to receive $1mil from Māori Housing Fund
The South Auckland marae of Papakura is the first community to receive funding from the $15mil Māori Housing Fund. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced today that the initial investment will support the marae's papakāinga plan.
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Parihaka Pā receives $9mil for future development
Parihaka Papakainga Trust has signed its $9mil reconciliation funding agreement with the Crown, a package to support future community development and help heal the relationship between the parties given historic grievances.
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Five new homes to help Edgecumbe families
Edgecumbe families in urgent need of a home will now have a place to stay through new papakainga housing from the current government's Māori housing network.
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Kōkōhīnau Marae papakāinga opens
Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta unveiled a commemorative plaque to mark the official opening of new Kōkōhīnau Marae papakāinga homes in Te Teko today.
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Could you clarify what constitutes 'Papakainga'.....
I've been enjoying watching the show. I have been really interested in the different models of ownership (co-ownership). I was wondering if you could clarify what constitutes 'Papakainga' - in terms of financial mortgages - and for Council Resource Consent purposes? Does Council only consider legally-related whanau? It is only for maori-descent? Can it be multiple buildings or under 'one-roof' only? I'd appreciate your feedback - as this is such a natural way of living for many cultures - and a sustainable way of getting 'on the ladder'.
