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• Small steps make big difference in Christchurch street

  Dickson Crescent resident Andrea has always dreamed of having a nice fence like the one she has now. She says the newly stained fence outside her Kāinga Ora home makes her feel appreciated, and gives her a sense of pride about the property, and the street

• Fences

  If you are a private home owner living next door to a Kāinga Ora property and you are thinking about building a fence along the boundary, you must discuss this with us. Kāinga Ora may be able to help with costs, too. On a case-by case basis, when a private owner plans to build a new fence or make improvements to an existing fence between our property and theirs, Kāinga Ora

• Design guidelines

  The design guides help to ensure that all design and building projects meet our standards, and reflect our design principles. Guidelines [PDF, 908 KB] Fences - Standard design sheets If your property borders our property and you have plans for the fence-line, we may consider contributing to

• Fresh coat of paint for thousands of our homes

  $50 million investment on painting Kāinga Ora homes across Aotearoa/New Zealand. so many tenants and their whānau across the country will have new and improved fencing for their homes. A house looking great with a fresh coat of paint (right). Also the carport and fence were painted.

• Miles of fencing for our tenants

  Masses of timber that would cover more than the distance between Dunedin and Oamaru will be erected as fencing on Kāinga Ora homes across the country this financial year. spending on fencing is important to ensure our homes are well maintained and he is thrilled that so many tenants and their whānau across the country will have new and improved fencing for their homes. A new fence being built at a Kāinga Ora home

• Preservation of mature Gingko Biloba tree prioritised during development

  A mature Ginkgo tree that has been standing in Otāhuhu for approximately 35 years has been preserved for residents to enjoy for generations to come. the fence to show the significance of the root protection zone. “It comes down to educating people on root protection zones, and making everyone aware of the

• Construction Plus – students swap school bags for hard hats

  While their peers relaxed during the recent school holidays, nine students from across Auckland donned hard hats and spent the fortnight learning about civil construction. College operated diggers (under careful supervision), learned about health and safety on a building site, and discovered how to install a silt fence. For 16-year

• We’re the first in our aiga to buy a home

  Buying your first home is a huge deal even when you’ve grown up in New Zealand. For Suamasi and Semala, who arrived here as penniless newlyweds, it is literally the dream that’s come true. home, something he couldn’t do in rented properties. He has already built a new fence and decking, and the couple have a long list of plans for renovations. They

• Families move into supported transitional housing in Rotorua

  Around 80 people are moving into warm and dry temporary supported housing in Rotorua this month, following completion of upgrade work by Kāinga Ora to convert a former motel. size from studios to a 5-bedroom house. Each unit has their own kitchen and bathroom, and one is fully accessible. The shared communal living includes a fenced

• Redhill state home provided foundation for whānau to thrive

  The door is always open at Jeanette and Scotty’s home as they welcome you to sit at their kitchen table where Jeanette has lovingly set-up kai. all retirees. Audrey next door is 81, Harry in the other unit is 80 and Bernie is in her late 60s. We chat to each other over the fence and if we’re going into