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• A fresh start for Christmas

  Just in time for the festive season, a formerly homeless New Plymouth resident is moving into a brand-new Kāinga Ora home in the heart of the city.

• Ngaahi Nofo‘anga ‘oku Tokoniá

  ‘Oku fakatahataha‘i ‘i he Ngaahi Nofo‘anga ‘oku Tokoniá ‘a e ngaahi fale nofo‘anga ‘oku fakapa‘anga ‘e he pule‘angá mo e ngaahi sēvesi tokoni ‘oku mātu‘aki fu‘u fiema‘u ki he tu‘unga lelei ‘a e mo‘ui ‘a e kakai mo e kāinga ‘oku nau nofo ‘i he ‘apí.

• Kāinga Ora appoints internal leader Tracey Taylor as Chief Executive

  The Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities Board has appointed Tracey Taylor, currently Kāinga Ora’s Chief People and Assurance Officer, as its incoming Chief Executive.

• Ko ‘emau founga takí mo e founga pulé

  ‘Oku fatongia‘aki ‘emau timi fakatakí hono fakafuo ‘o e ngaahi palani, ‘oatu ha ngaahi fakalelei‘anga ki he fale nofo‘angá, mo fakapapau‘i ‘oku mau ‘oatu ha ngaahi fale ‘a e pule‘angá ‘oku māfana, mōmoa, mo malu takatakai ‘i Nu‘u Sila.

• Tracking our performance

  Since the appointment of a new Board in mid-2024, we’ve been making significant changes to strengthen our financial sustainability and refocus on our core mission of being a responsible landlord who looks after our homes and tenants and serves communities well.

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• Sale of historic Ponsonby villa supports renewal of state homes

  New Zealand’s most valuable state house – a century-old villa in Ponsonby, Auckland – has sold at auction for $3.4 million. The sale of Trinity Street marks another step forward in the work of Kāinga Ora to renew and replace its state housing

• Palani Ngāue ki he Fefaikehekehe‘aki ‘i he Tu‘unga Vāhengá ‘i he Vaha‘a ‘o e Tangatá mo e Fefiné pea mo e Vaha‘a Fakamatakalí (Gender and Ethnic Pay Gap Action Plan)