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• Porirua neighbourhood comes together for clean-up event

  Good things happen when people work together – which is exactly what happened when communities in Eastern Porirua gathered for a neighbourhood clean-up event in September. The event was part of Keep New Zealand Beautiful’s Clean Up Week, and Te Rā Nui worked alongside members of the community to make the event a success. Te Rā

• Ramping up offsite manufactured builds

  As we look to increase off-site manufactured (OSM) builds within Kāinga Ora housing developments, we’re investigating the capacity of OSM suppliers around New Zealand to supply this type of home at scale. method that we are scaling up. It’s a key strategy in our  2019-2023 Statement of Intent  and Building Momentum–Construction Plan for Future

• Successful Glendowie salvage day

  A recent community salvage day in the east Auckland suburb of Glendowie was a huge success for everyone involved – Kāinga Ora, our deconstruction partner Green Way and the local community. / whānau who needed them. Emma says another significant benefit is that these are items that could otherwise end up in landfill. “They get a new lease of life

• Randwick Road sparkles with community spirit and collaboration

  We all know that many hands make light work – which is exactly what happened at the Kāinga Ora complex on Randwick Road in the Hutt Valley where a brilliant demonstration of community spirit and collaboration has given the property a new lease of life. their environment. To help address this, the Kāinga Ora Lower Hutt office and local Community Policing team teamed up to organise a community clean-up event to

• Teaming up to provide Christmas cheer

  This Christmas, Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities and Wellington City Mission are teaming up to provide some of our most vulnerable tenants a Christmas or New Year treat.

• Stepping up the response to housing need

  Kāinga Ora Chief Executive Officer Andrew McKenzie sets out three new approaches the agency is adopting to meeting familiar housing challenges. problems. The impact on families, and on children, who make up half the people we house, can be traumatic and long lasting.  Evicted people still need

• New town provides new life for father and son

  Single dad Rob never imagined he and his son Tamawhero would end up living in Invercargill, but a move to the deep south has delivered them a new home and new outlook on life. in search of a better life in Invercargill. “We weren’t happy where we were and wanted a new beginning, to start fresh. So, we pretty much packed up all of our

• Solving the problem of multiplying cats and dogs

  Cats and dogs can help make a house a home, but if your furry friends are not ‘fixed’ you might end up hounded by the pitter-patter of too many tiny paws. That is why Kāinga Ora is teaming up with New Zealand’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity, SPCA, and some Northland vet clinics to offer hundreds of

• A new family home for Christmas

  Families in need will be spending this Christmas in a new warm, dry home, thanks to 12 new Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities state homes at Strathmore, Wellington. For the Aukusitino family, who moved into their brand new home in mid-December, Christmas had definitely come early. “This is a Christmas present,” summed up

• New homes and new ways to connect with Kāinga Ora in Timaru and Invercargill

  Kāinga Ora is planning to deliver a number of new homes in Timaru and Invercargill over the next two years, with multiple developments set to boost the supply of public housing across the two areas. for our development at Grey Road, Timaru has also continued to progress with a site layout design for up to 50 homes now refined, and consent applications