Eddie and Michelle Edmonds and their son Kaitiaki Manawa have just moved into their new home in Wainuiōmata. Their new home is based on iwi land 'Te Punawai' and is a Taranaki Whānui housing development initiative that will put a roof over their families before the harsh winter cold sets in.
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Jacinda Ardern speaks on working alongside Māori
"We need to work alongside Māori, when it comes to helping tāngata whenua get a roof over their head, in these difficult times" - Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
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Māori make up 60% of homeless, 40% of public housing tenants- Te Matapihi
The general manager of a national Māori housing advocacy says that Māori are moving away from the cities due to high housing prices. GM Wayne Knox of Te Matapihi says that although the highest level of Māori who need housing are in the cities, the rural regions need help too.
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Te Tai Rāwhiti urgently needs 400 homes- Manaaki Tairawhiti
The region's recovery plan hopes to address this issue by building houses within the next two years, which will also provide more jobs in building and construction.
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Govt partnering with Māori to provide more housing
The government is investing $40 million in a partnership with Māori aimed at providing more accommodation in response to a growing housing crisis, Associate Minister for Housing (Māori Housing) Nanaia Mahuta says.
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Kahungunu Whānau Services help move whānau into housing
Now that the country is at Alert Level 3 Wellington-based Ngāti Kahungunu Whānau Services is working to move whānau from emergency housing into transitional housing.
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New $108m in funding for housing 'doesn’t solve the problem' says community leaders
Yesterday the government announced an extra $107.6million to help vulnerable people who need homes, but community leaders say they would rather see the money invested in Māori homeownership.
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NewsMāori most vulnerable to economic impacts of COVID-19, Salvation Army says
People losing their income, housing and jobs as a result of COVID-19 will be the new face of social need in New Zealand with Māori and Pasifika the most vulnerable.
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Urutā: COVID-19 Advice for Māori by Māori health experts
Māori doctors and health experts worried about the lack of Covid-19 planning for Māori have banded together to create a national Māori pandemic group, Te Rōpū Whakakaupapa Urutā. The group has created a website and digital platforms to provide expert health advice for whānau, iwi and health providers.
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Rents frozen for the next six months
Finance Minister Grant Robertson announced that all rents will be frozen for the next six months.
