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• Retrofit programme transforms thousands of older state homes

  More New Zealanders are living in modernised, healthier homes, thanks to our retrofit programme, which recently reached a major milestone with the upgrade of its 3,500th state house.

• Transforming how we maintain and care for our homes

  To provide warm, dry and healthy homes in a financially sustainable way, we are transforming how we upgrade our older homes and maintain our portfolio of over 75,000 properties.

• Tā mātou hātepe rapu kaimahi

  I Kāinga Ora ko tō mātou hiahia kia mōhio mātou ki a koe me ō pūkenga mā tā mātou hātepe rapu kaimahi, ka mutu kia mōhio ai hoki koe ki a mātou me ā mātou mahi.

• Pānui kairēti Close to Home

  Ko Close to Home ko tētahi pānui kairēti e tautokona ana e Kāinga Ora. Pānuitia mō ngā hapori pātata, mō ngā tohutaka, mō ngā aki, mō ngā tohutohu, mō te noho haumaru hoki i te kāinga.

• Delivering new and improved state housing

  Kāinga Ora is carrying out the biggest upgrade of state houses ever undertaken in New Zealand.

• Older state homes making way for new housing in Mosgiel

  We are transforming older state homes in Mosgiel, replacing them with warm, modern housing on the same sites.

• New homes bring a fresh start for Gisborne whānau

  Whanau are now moving into eight new social homes in central Gisborne. For Heather (Tūhoe), one of the new tenants, the home marks a significant turning point. “If it wasn’t for my moko, I would have probably stayed in the caravan,” she says.

• Te Whare Noho e Tautokona Ana

  Ka whakahuia e te Whare Noho e Tautokona Ana te whare noho ka whai pūtea tūmatanui ngātahi ki ngā ratonga tautoko he mea waiwai ki te oranga o ngā tāngata, o te whānau e noho ana i te kāinga.

• New homes bring fresh opportunities in Nelson and Feilding

  With eight new homes in Nelson and 26 in Feilding, families will soon be able to move into warm, healthy living environments that provide stability as they become part of their local communities.

• Canterbury affected by the floods

  Canterbury continues to be hammered with rain, after a weekend which saw rivers throughout the region reach record highs, homes and roads flooded, and bridges washed away.