Family on couch banner Ko hai kimautolu

Ko hono fokotu‘u ko ia ‘o e Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities ‘i ‘Okatopa 2019 na‘e faka‘ilonga‘i ai ‘a hono kamata‘i ‘o ha liliu ‘i he langa fale nofo‘angá mo e langa fakalakalaka ‘i he feitu‘u ‘i koló ‘i Nu‘u Silá.

Our structure group of people 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.

Liu family 1920x1080 Transforming Kāinga Ora for the future

We are changing how we work to better serve tenants and communities, now and into the future.

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Epuni Kai32 Radiant 0015826 Resetting Kāinga Ora

In late 2024, Kāinga Ora began a major reset to restore financial sustainability and sharpen our focus on our core mission - providing and managing social housing.

History of state housing Hisitōlia ‘o e Ngaahi Fale ‘a e Pule‘angá

Kuo fakahoko ‘e Nu‘u Sila ha fatongia mahu‘inga ‘i he ngaahi fale ma‘á e kakaí talu meí he 1894, fakafou ‘i he ngaahi taumu‘a ngāue ‘oku tataki ‘e he pule‘angá ‘a ia ‘okú ne fakafuo ‘a e ngaahi komiunitií mo toe fakalelei‘i ‘a e ngaahi tu‘unga ‘o e mo‘uí.

Our Archives Historical image Ngaahi Tauhi‘anga Lēkootí mo e ngaahi lēkooti ‘o e hisitōliá

‘Oku tauhi ‘e he Archives New Zealand (Tauhi‘anga Lēkooti Fakafonua ‘a Nu‘u Silá) ha ngaahi lēkooti ‘e laui afe ‘oku felāve‘i mo e ngaahi tapa kehekehe ‘o e ngaahi fale nofo‘anga ‘a e pule‘angá, kau ki ai ‘a e ngaahi lēkooti ‘oku felāve‘i mo e ngaahi fale na‘e ma‘u ‘e he pule‘angá ‘i he kuohilí.

Landlord Our role as a landlord

We care about both the quality of our homes and the wellbeing of the 190,000 people living within them – of which around 40% are children and young people. 

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