Taranaki Whānui's latest housing development, Paetutu, is almost complete and ready for handover from developers to iwi. The move will see 56 brand new two and three-bedroom terraced homes in Petone come into iwi hands, with Taranaki uri given the first option to purchase the new homes.
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Co-housing village a dream come true for Māori whānau
Labelled as the world's first indigenous co-housing community, Waingākau Village in Flaxmere Hawke's Bay has completed its first three homes, with more than 100 planned in the next few years.
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Ngāti Whātua ki Ōrākei uses commercial homes to fund papakainga
Ngāti Whātua ki Ōrakei has opened its doors to their commercial homes for sale in Belmont on the North Shore. The Iwi plans to develop about 350 new homes in the area that will see financial returns increase the economic base to develop their own housing initiatives.
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Northland communities tackling housing crisis
Community members in Whangārei are taking a whānau approach to tackle the housing crisis in the region. Associate Minister for the environment, Nanaia Mahuta, along with local leaders attended a meeting today regarding this issue that has plagued many of the region's residents, especially Māori.
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Mayoral 'Shots Fired' at Manurewa Marae
Auckland Mayor Phill Goff took the fight to Māori Mayoral Contender John Tamihere for the very first time at Manurewa Marae today.
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Te Puna Wai Papakāinga opens first home for Wainuiomata whānau
Te Atī Awa is a step closer to providing homes for future generations following the opening of Te Rā Whakatō Mouri, the first stage of their Te Puna Wai Papakāinga Housing Project.
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The Casson family miss out on their dream home
Liza and Shanon Casson should be waking up to a view of the Whanganui River every morning in their dream home. The family had downsized and payed a man $40,000 to build their tiny house, they now claim that man disappeared with their money- and their dreams.
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Porirua- Ambitious project but some locals still worry
Eastern Porirua is to get a $1.5 billion facelift thanks to a new government initiative that will renew or build nearly 3000 state homes and beautify the area. Another 2000 affordable Kiwibuild or market homes will also be built under the partnership between Treasury, Housing NZ, HLC, Porirua City Council and Ngāti Toa.
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Population increase sees more challenges for Northland
The Whangarei District Council says the city has seen a 50 percent population increase over the last five years.
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Daughter follows in footsteps of her father Māori activist Mike Smith
Land protectors continue to occupy the whenua at Ihumātao and one of the occupants is Te Aatarangi Rangimarie Smith, the daughter of Māori activist Mike Smith who took a chainsaw to the pine tree on One Tree Hill in 1994.
