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  • History of State Housing

    New Zealand has played a significant role in public housing since 1894, with government-led initiatives shaping communities and improving living conditions. 1905—1919年:早期公屋住房 1905年 ,时任总理Richard Seddon提出了《工人住房法案》,推动了供城市中心工人租住的第一批公屋的建造。他的目标是抗衡剥削成性的房东,提高居住标准。然而,只有少数工人能够负担高房租,该项目于1919年终止。 1920年代—1930年代:新的居住区以及早期的住房增长 一

  • Our employee-led networks

    At Kāinga Ora we are committed to growing diversity across the organisation and enabling a culture of inclusion in everything we do. 们的员工能够: 体验公平公正的就业机会和没有歧视的工作场所。 在工作中感到安全、受到保护和重视。 能够而且确实全身心投入工作。 联通、理解并反映我们所服务的社区。 我们拥有许多由员工主导的网络,为所有人提供了讨论、分享和学习的安全空间。 彩虹网络和骄傲誓言 彩虹网络的最终目标是在内部和外部提高对我们彩虹社区的意识。考虑

  • 1. Starting out

    Think about your long-term goals and sort out your savings plan and budget. 确的储蓄目标非常重要——对于我们大多数人来说,这是我们一生中花钱最多的一次购买。 严谨理财、制定储蓄计划并严格遵守是关键。 不妨从浏览 Sorted.org.nz (external link) 入手,在那里可以获取免费预算建议、计算工具和相关指南。那里还有帮助管理债务和制定(从短期到终身)财务目标的工具。 使用

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    与个人客户相关的情况发表评论。 我们会接受填妥签字的表格的扫描或拍照副本,如其是由我们存档的客户电子邮件地址发送给我们的话。 您还可以代表客户从另一个电子邮件地址发送已填妥签字的表格的扫描或拍照件。但您必须附上客户身份证件的扫描或拍照件,最好在身份证件上显示有照片和签名。 投诉工作人员、租户或承包商欺诈 如果您遇到或看

  • Our approach to rent debt

    We expect our tenants to pay their rent on time and in full. Download the full set of FAQs [PDF, 142 KB] Read the general media FAQs 如果我没有能力支付还款金额怎么办? 每周最低还款额都是经过周密考量的,请务必严格照付。如果您在预算方面遇到困难,我们会尽可能为您联系您所在地区的预算支持服务机构,他们或许能够帮助您妥善管

  • Our leadership and governance

    Our leadership team is responsible for shaping strategy, delivering housing solutions, and ensuring we provide warm, dry, and secure state housing across New Zealand. 兰Spark公司的前管理总监以及奥克兰国际机场的前CEO。目前任澳大利亚联邦银行的董事,也是Smart Environmental Group、Les Mills International和 Designer Wardrobe的董事长。 Jenn Bestwick ( Tokoni Sea ) Taki

  • Mould and pest control

    Airing out your home is a great way to release moisture and stop mould from spreading. Follow these tips for a healthy and pest-free home. 小心:打开窗户,戴上手套,并小心不要将任何液体溅到衣服上或眼睛里。 此处有更多 控制住房中霉菌的技巧 [PDF, 2.2 MB] 有害生物控制 如果您有需要,Kāinga Ora可以安排有害生物控制,但您可能需要付费。有害生物控制在黄页的“P”下。 大小鼠类 您可以做的最重要的防止鼠类侵扰的方法是保持家中干净整洁,这样

  • 2. Preparing and applying

    Learn how much you could borrow, build your deposit and understand the home loan process. 先批准和正式批准有什么区别? 有条件批准或预先批准表示,如果房屋满足了某些借贷标准。它为您提供了一个价格范围,让您在找房时心里有数,但并不保证一定会贷款给您。 一旦您找到了想要购买的房屋,而您的银行或信贷机构确认其符合贷款条件,他们就会发出正式批准 。在大多数情况下,正式批准确认了您可以借到的最高金额。这样,您就可以对

  • Specified Development Projects

    The Urban Development Act 2020 empowers Kāinga Ora to initiate, facilitate, and undertake urban development that contributes to sustainable, inclusive, and thriving communities. 定是否接受该建议。法案规定了部长们在决定是否设立SDP时必须考虑的一系列标准。这包括: 有充分理由确信关键要素恰当合适 考虑整个过程中所进行的接触互动工作是否适当,以及 有充分理由确信该项目或者得到相关地方政府的支持,或者符合国家利益。 如果负责的政府部长决定建议设立SDP,则将通过政府行政命令进行,并在 《新西兰公报

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    This privacy notice explains how Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities looks after your personal information. 和计划的管理者。 为了完成以上任务,我们有时需要收集和使用您的个人信息。 我们收集哪些个人信息 我们收集的信息取决于我们与您合作的方式以及我们提供的服务,但个人信息可能包括: 身份证明文件,例如,您的新西兰护照、出生证明或永久居留权确认函(如果您不是新西兰公民的话)的副本 您的名字 出生日期 您的地址 您的联系电话号码

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