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  • Community organisations pitch in for social housing tenants

    A once under-utilised green space in Masterton has been transformed into a new playbox, planter boxes and a community noticeboard – thanks to local community groups and businesses banding together. in the laughter, and be part of a community that’s growing stronger together.” To support neighbours stay connected, healthy and active, Nuku Ora will continue

  • Kāinga Ora trialling new innovative model for build contracts

    Kāinga Ora is working with the construction sector on trialling a new innovative model for build contracts to improve the efficiency of public housing delivery. Build partners and suppliers will co-design the ‘Relational Agreement’ Pilot, which will result in Kāinga Ora taking a more active role in the supply of

  • Kevin’s journey: from living in his car to giving back to his community

    When Kevin was living in his car, watching an apartment complex rise across the road, he never imagined he’d one day call it home or become the go-to guy for his neighbours. Today, Kevin is part of an active group of residents who volunteer to help their community in a public housing development in Auckland. He helps run a food

  • Berhampore Centennial Community Centre reopens

    Kāinga Ora and Y Central are pleased that the Berhampore Centennial Community Centre will reopen after a temporary closure early this year. From 1 August 2023, the community can come together to connect again. Kāinga Ora in creating safe, vibrant spaces in Wellington where people can connect, be active, have a sense of ‘belonging’ and just be themselves.”

  • Kāinga Ora commits to Sustainable Transport Outcomes

    Kāinga Ora is demonstrating its leadership approach to sustainability and wellbeing outcomes with its new Sustainable Transport Outcomes (STO). This document sets out clear strategic outcomes for transport within Kāinga Ora developments and communities, with a firm focus on ensuring that active and

  • Peggy's top tips to getting to 100

    Mt Roskill resident Peggy joined an exclusive club of Kāinga Ora residents when she celebrated turning 100 on 16 June 2023. over. Seven of these customers live in Auckland. Peggy says she thinks keeping an active body and mind has contributed to her longeivty. “I’ve always kept myself

  • Getting our tenants active with the Wellington City Council leisure card

    Lets get Active Wellington is a partnership between Wellington City Council (WCC) and Kāinga Ora. This initiative for Kāinga Ora tenants is to keep them active by being given access to the fitness facilities operated by WCC such as the Freyberg pool and gym

  • Open Government fundamental for New Zealand

    three main themes: Active citizenship and partnership Responsiveness Transparency and accountability An online platform (external link) allows you to join the conversation and contribute your ideas. The platform will run for two months.

  • Keeping our Pacific communities updated on COVID-19

    Talofa lava | Kia orana | Tēnā koutou katoa

    During this time it’s really important all whānau are kept up to date with information about the COVID-19 outbreak and the rules around the current national lockdown. 7.35am Below are links to MPP website and social media that show the different ways it has worked to engage and active Pacific Aotearoa. There is MPP Facebook

  • Bari Lane Digs In

    It was a big day at Māngere's Bari Lane recently as the community was invited to join the fun of Digger Day on one of our biggest sites in that community. Māngere has one of the largest active housing developments in New Zealand at the moment, especially close by Māngere Centre. Bari Lane has a new extended road

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