On day 182 of Fletcher Building moving in to Ihumātao Pania Newton woke up to see them removing their fences and barricades. Newton told Te Ao Māori News that Fletcher Building had advised her in advance of the upcoming changes.
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BUDGET 2019: $593m funds to support Māori and Pasifika
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'.
