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Solo mothers with young children are among tenants at a Christchurch state housing development where almost a quarter of homes have been contaminated with methamphetamine in the past nine months.
The Government announced today that, following the close of Expressions of Interest, four respondents have been invited to participate in the Request for Proposal stage for the transfer of approximately 1124 Tauranga and 348 Invercargill Housing New Zealand Corporation (HNZ) properties and tenancies to registered community housing providers.
In this newsletter we have a focus on housing for older people
Whangarei's only emergency housing provider hopes a meeting with Housing New Zealand will help the organisation which is struggling to move families into state housing.
The Board of Abbeyfield NZ today announced the appointment of Susan Jenkins to the position of Executive Officer, replacing the General Secretary, Chris Armstrong, who will retire on 31 March.
Last week Government announced nine new Special Housing Areas (SHAs) proposed by the Nelson City Council that will fast-track 417 additional homes.
The people behind a major Cromwell housing development, providing beds for up to 700 people, are "not far off'' filing resource consents for the project.
Social Housing Minister Paula Bennett has today announced details of the Government’s $2 million contribution to increasing the emergency housing supply in Auckland.
Under the old rules, anyone wanting to raise money from investors by offering debt securities was required to have a trustee, registered prospectus and investment statement.
Disgruntled ratepayers jeered and booed at a special Auckland Council meeting on Unitary Plan residential zoning.
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