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  • Berhampore Centennial Community Centre reopens

    Kāinga Ora and Y Central are pleased that the Berhampore Centennial Community Centre will reopen after a temporary closure early this year. From 1 August 2023, the community can come together to connect again. outcomes and opportunities in the Wellington region in available community spaces. Brendan Owens, Chief Executive of Y Central, says he is thrilled to work with

  • Boosting the supply of housing in Dunedin and Mosgiel

    Kāinga Ora has purchased 11 new homes in Mosgiel and has also secured a large Central Dunedin site to provide more long-term warm and dry homes for people in Otago. are looking forward to whānau moving into the new Mosgiel homes and starting to plan for new homes to be built on the Central Dunedin site. “Both

  • 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. fakapule‘anga taukei na‘á ne ma‘u ha ngaahi ngafa ‘i he poaté ‘i he Komisiona ki he Ngaahi Ako Tēsialé (Tertiary Education Commission), Antarctica New Zealand

  • Exciting new chapter for Wellington: Rolleston Street development completed

    Kāinga Ora has marked a significant milestone in Wellington's central city housing journey with the completion of Te Ō, in Rolleston Street.  storeys. These homes are designed to provide more than just shelter - they offer a fresh start and a supportive community for residents. Central to Te Ō is the

  • Waikato Wellbeing Summit

    Our staff are making an impact on a regional project in Waikato aimed at improving the wellbeing of all of the region by 2030. of her hope that the project will be used as a blueprint for other regions across New Zealand.

  • More room for more Mangere

    Associate Minister of Housing, Hon Kris Faafoi, has visited the first state houses to be completed in the Kāinga Ora Mangere Development. -section of New Zealanders. “Talking with residents and locals is central to us understanding the community needs when we take on a development like this. We

  • Thousands of new homes possible for eleven regions through infrastructure investment

    Eleven more regions throughout Aotearoa New Zealand are set to receive a share of the Government’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF), Housing Minister Megan Woods announced in Hamilton today. outcomes being achieved through this much-needed funding. To date, $916.3 million of IAF funding has been committed to core infrastructure projects in 27 New Zealand

  • More new homes possible for Northland through Whangārei infrastructure investment

    Key transport upgrades in Whangārei will be supported by $10.3 million from the Government’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF) – unlocking more land for new homes, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins and Housing Minister Megan Woods announced today. infrastructure – such as roading, three waters and flood management – to enable new homes to be built in regions throughout the country. Councils, iwi and developers

  • Significant new housing development for Blenheim

    Kāinga Ora has completed construction of 10 new one-bedroom public homes in central Blenheim. register in the region, 117 (54%) of whom are waiting for a one-bedroom home. “We’re looking forward to welcoming people into these new warm and dry homes which will

  • New homes to provide much-needed housing in Marlborough

    Fourteen new homes in Blenheim are ready for residents to move in, following completion of the largest Kāinga Ora public housing complex in the Marlborough region to date. , Regional Director Nelson, Marlborough and West Coast, says this is good news for whānau in need of a home in Marlborough. A kitchen in one of the new homes “One