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• Foundations for the future: how 40,000 homes are made possible

  Kāinga Ora is building infrastructure at scale across New Zealand. Watch this video to see how just a few of our projects are tracking, and what that means for the communities we serve. ,” James says. “Mangere is going to be safer, and an even greater place to call home.” Infrastructure work is almost complete in Ōwairaka, making way for 800 new

• A tiny forest starts with a mighty tōtara

  Sixty tamariki from Mangere East Primary School performed a moving waiata as they welcomed a six-metre tall tōtara tree to its new home, next to their school playground. originally located on a Kāinga Ora development site in Ōwairaka, which will deliver 60 new homes for local whānau. The trees that couldn’t be retained at the Ōwairaka

• Building resilient communities

  GM Urban Development and Delivery, Mark Fraser explains how good infrastructure can future proof our neighbourhoods against the effects of climate change Hobsonville Point, Northcote, Roskill South, Ōwairaka and Tāmaki. Doing the job In Northcote, residents watched as the recently completed Greenslade Reserve

• 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. Caleb Phillips from Lynfield College hopes to be an engineer one day. He used his experience at the Kāinga Ora Ōwairaka Development to understand what it would

• Urban development large-scale projects

  Kāinga Ora is enabling a mix of new social and market homes to be delivered across our large-scale projects in Auckland and eastern Porirua. To achieve this, Kāinga Ora partners with developers, councils, iwi, and government agencies. kaungā‘api ‘o Roskill South, Ōwairaka, Waikōwhai mo Wesley, pea toe fakakaukau‘i foki mo e ngaahi kolo kaungā‘api ofi maí ki he kaha‘ú. Ngaahi Tūkui Kaungā‘api ‘i

• Looking after our locals

  As part of Kāinga Ora’s targets to build new homes and communities around the country, comes the task of relocating the families and people who live in the areas we want to develop. Development is bigger than the name suggests, and extends well beyond the boundaries of Mt Roskill to include Ōwairaka, Puketāpapa, Roskill South, Waikōwhai and

• Auckland region

  To deliver more warm and dry homes in areas of high demand, Kāinga Ora is replacing older state houses with a greater number of new and modern homes, and partnering with developers and others to build on new land. , Waterview, Ōwairaka, Mount Albert, Mount Eden, Morningside, Kingsland, Balmoral, Epsom and Greenlane. Devonport-Takapuna Local Board (external link) The Devonport

• Significant funding boost announced for Auckland housing developments

  Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Hon. Dr Megan Woods, today announced further infrastructure funding for the five large-scale urban renewal projects Kāinga Ora has underway in Auckland. development, which currently encompasses Roskill South, Ōwairaka and Waikowhai. Mangere (external link) : Over the next 10-15 years up to 10,000 new homes will

• Kāinga Ora Construction Plus students relish on-site work experience

  Cejaye Ikuia has known she wanted to work in the construction industry since she learned wood technology back at Intermediate School. ;Ōwairaka, Hobsonville and Roskill South developments where Piritahi, the civil works alliance for Kāinga Ora, is currently

• Design Review Panel

  Earlier this year, our Urban Design Panels team asked for feedback on improving the effectiveness of our Design Review process by surveying a range of our builder partners. the Auckland Housing Programme: Owairaka Mangere West Mangere East Roskill South Roskill Schools Northcote Oranga Aorere Wesley Waikowhai. Who do I need to