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3 Pipiri 2025

A place for community connection

More than a year since it first opened its doors, a dedicated community space in Nelson is helping locals to foster connections and creating opportunities for them to support and uplift one another.

21 Haratua 2025

Kāinga Ora confirms new structure for its reset

As part of the reset and resize, Kāinga Ora has released decisions today that will enable the organisation to focus on providing and managing state owned social housing more cost effectively.

6 Haratua 2025

Coming home to Kerikeri

For Rewa, the move to a newly built Kāinga Ora home in Kerikeri was more than just somewhere safe and dry to live following the devastating impacts of cyclone Gabrielle. It was coming home.

16 Paengawhāwhā 2025

More state homes for Napier changing lives

Significant progress has been made increasing the number of state homes available in Napier, an area identified nationally where too many people have nowhere suitable to live.

Te rēti i tētahi kāinga

Ngā tīwhiri mō te tīmata ake ki te hiahia koe ki te tono i te whare noho pāpori, tae atu ki tētahi kāinga o Kāinga Ora.

Ngā aramahi

If you want to work with a team dedicated to making a difference in the lives of thousands of New Zealanders, then consider a career at Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities.

Whanaketanga ā-tāone

E whakamana ana i ngā hapori tōtika me te momoho mā ngā tikanga hoahoa tāone me te whanaketanga

Mō mātou

I tohu te whakatūtanga o Kāinga Ora i te Oketopa 2019 i te tīmatanga o tētahi huringa raupapa mō ngā whare noho me te whanaketanga ā-tāone i Aotearoa.

Te Taputapu Whakatau Kāinga Tuatahi

Kāinga Ora offers several products to help New Zealanders into home ownership. If you are thinking about buying a home, use our tool to see what you could be eligible for.

Ngā whakaputanga

Kei te hanga mātou i te whānuitanga o ngā Whakaputanga i Kāinga Ora. Tirohia ki raro nei mō te roanga atu o te rārangi.

Pokapū Ahumahi

Wastewater upgrade prevents sewage flowing into harbour

Over the past two years, Te Rā Nui - Eastern Porirua development (Te Rā Nui) has replaced over 3km of aging wastewater pipes running through Bothamley Park, improving te taiao (the environment) and enabling much-needed new homes to be built.