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Adventuring guinea pig inspires childhood tale

Nelson author Caroline’s special childhood friend, Norman Guinea Pig, is living on in the pages of a children’s book she has written in her retirement. skinny so I got a bit of flak for naming my guinea pig after him because Norman Guinea Pig was big and fat. Norman Guinea Pig always lived inside with us

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. , by connecting people with training, employment and industry opportunities across Auckland and New Zealand.  The scheme is also designed to educate

Downsizing no barrier to creating supreme garden

In just over a year, Auckland customer Lagi has transformed the outside of her Kāinga Ora home into an oasis of hibiscus and Christmas lilies. with my neighbours and my family,” she says. “There’s a community pantry at the top of our street as well … we always put something in there for other people

New homes change lives of two large Hastings families

Tears are very close to the surface this Christmas for mum of six Paula. Her eyes glaze over when she thinks about the phone call she received from Kāinga Ora saying they had a 4 bedroom home in Hastings she could move into. Fia, it will be some time before joyful tears stop dampening their eyes on a regular basis. Paula and Fia came together with other families that have recently

Kura students help bless 10 new Gisborne homes

New Gisborne apartments resounded with the sweet voices of students from Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hawaiki Hou as they assisted Kaikarakia to implant mauri (spiritual energy) into the homes. balconies. Mayor Rehette Stoltz says it makes a huge difference when we see homes like this built in our region. “We know Tairāwhiti has a massive shortage and builds

Leana's mission to share her passion for growing kai with her community

Leana’s passion for growing kai was given to her by her late grandfather, who had the ‘green thumb’ within her whānau. He inspired her to share the love for growing kai not only with her young children, but also with her wider community. ‘kai gathering’ whether that be hunting, diving, growing kai, foraging or harvesting,” Leana says. “The COVID lockdowns and food shortages in supermarkets made me

Carpentry skills to help grow community kai

Planter boxes built by local high school students will give some of our customers in Taranaki a chance to grow vegetables at home. shortages how important it is to grow their own kai. It helps them be self-reliant and share what they don’t need with whānau, friends and neighbours. In

Infrastructure Acceleration Fund opening for business

Criteria to access at least $1 billion of the $3.8 billion Housing Acceleration Fund (HAF) announced in March, is now available, and an invitation for expressions of interest will be released on 30 June by Kāinga Ora. short to medium-term and enable a meaningful contribution to housing outcomes in areas of need. It aims to increase the pace and scale of housing delivery by

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. address severe housing shortages.  “The IAF is just one way that Kāinga Ora works with both local and central government, mana whenua and the private sector

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