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24 August 20182018 Public Housing Plan
Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford has released the 2018 Public Housing Plan. -
22 August 2018New Monarch Garden opens to all
An unloved grass strip has morphed into a productive community garden in Burnside, Christchurch. -
15 August 2018What’s for lunch?
A group of Housing New Zealand volunteers have lent their time and lunch-making skills to Eat My Lunch. -
14 August 2018Award winning design for new state housing complex
Housing New Zealand’s Jennings Jersey development in Mt Albert has just been shortlisted in the annual New Zealand Institute of Architecture awards. -
13 August 2018Healthier homes, quicker, for those who need them most
A high-tech building product Housing New Zealand is beginning to use in new state houses will not only help them build homes faster, it will have health and wellbeing benefits for the occupants. -
8 August 2018The café that helps Housing New Zealand tenants give back
What started as a place to chat over coffee has grown into a way for Housing New Zealand tenants to meet their neighbours and give back to their community.Categories: Tenants & communities | Housing development
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7 August 2018New home perfect for large Dunedin family
The opening of the first new Regional Housing Programme house in Dunedin was a gift for one young mother and her six children -
6 August 2018Mangere College cadets rewarded for their early starts
In the July school holidays five year 13 Mangere College students traded their school holidays for early starts heading to local Housing New Zealand homes to install showers and do repairs. -
6 August 2018Successful programme marks a milestone
An idea hatched by a Christchurch tenancy manager has turned into a successful weekly community programme that recently celebrates its first birthday. -
3 August 2018Virtual tour: The future of state housing in New Zealand
A video fly-through provides a sneak peek of how Housing New Zealand’s latest designs will look in our streets.