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  • First agreement for infrastructure fund enables additional iwi housing in Porirua

    Over 400 additional homes will be enabled for the people of Porirua thanks to the first Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF) agreement recently signed between Kāinga Ora, Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira (Ngāti Toa Rangatira), and Porirua City Council. future.” Kāinga Ora GM Commercial Group, Caroline McDowall, says it is the commitment to positive housing outcomes and the proposal’s strong attributes that saw it

  • Partnership bolsters bid for ‘critical’ iwi housing aspirations

    Hapū in Motupōhue Bluff want to provide more affordable homes for their community. A partnership with Kāinga Ora could help them reach those aspirations. marae. The Rūnaka saw this as an opportunity to explore its aspirations further, but lacked the technical expertise to develop a proposal for acquiring the land

  • Budgeting tips

    Find tips and tools to help with budgeting, saving and preparing for unexpected costs. we’re in, following a budget means we can keep track of all our bills and expenses, and save for a rainy day or the holiday season. With these tools, tips and

  • Deconstructed state homes given second life in Tonga

    Kāinga Ora, in partnership with Piritahi Aorere Project team, have deconstructed 6 old state homes in Mangere to aid in Tonga’s rebuild.

  • Government's infrastructure fund for housing accelerates

    The Government’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF), a contestable fund aimed at accelerating key infrastructure for housing development, has received a strong response from councils, iwi and developers throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. made in 2022, there may be some proposals that we can fast-track through the negotiation process to get underway in coming months,” says Caroline McDowall. “We

  • New homes create a community of more than just neighbours

    A Kāinga Ora home can mean so much more than just a roof over someone’s head.

  • Molley Green Reserve: ‘a place we call home’ reopens

    It’ll help enable up to 1,200 new homes in Auckland’s Roskill Development and is “hugely important” to the community that’s already here. Join Leah and Tessa for a tour of the newly-reopened Molley Green Reserve. track and picnic area in time for summer meant more than 300 people could get together for December’s Picnic in the Park (external link) . Our Roskill

  • Making cooking a breeze – Whanganui community gets inspired to eat well on a budget

    From busy lives to raising a family, many people struggle to find the time or inspiration to cook healthy, nutritious meals within a budget for themselves and their whānau.

  • More public homes in half the time

    Three brand new, quality homes built in a record 59-days. This milestone was recently achieved through the Kāinga Ora Housing Delivery System (HDS), working with build partner Jennian Homes Residential (NZ) and Jennian Homes Canterbury. Lead, Jannie Greeff, says efficiencies are achieved by tightly coordinating and tracking all the different tasks, minimising duplication and rework. “The reliable

  • The ‘magic’ of Mangere house relocations

    Four homes vanished from Mangere overnight, reappearing the next morning as career opportunities for rangatahi.