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... of two papakāinga houses uncil discretion to non-rate further papakāinga housing associated with...
... for owners of multiple houses and. The changes will allow separately owned housing on multiply owned Māori...

... for housing eed warm, dry homes. This project will be more than a housing ...
... land-use options. “There is always lots of talk about housing and celebrating the end-product,” said Margaret. “But...

...unparalled gesture of manaakitanga and goodwill.  The Māori Housing Network ensures whānau have access to safe, secure and...
...affordable and papakāinga housing on Māori land for 116 whānau. Te Puni Kōkiri Regional Manager, Tui Marsh (far left) picture...

...Taiwhenua o Heretaunga in the Hawkes Bay are trialling a co- housing arrangement, where several whānau could buy a group of...
...and the Chatham Islands Housing Partnership Trust. The proposed models for all the three iwi groups are based on a shared equit...

...Kelly doubted she could buy a house on her own. “After talking with Inez it gave me the confidence that I needed and lifted my...
...already have 100 people registered to take part. The Māori Housing Network is successfully working through organisations like...

... was elated when she was able to access the Te Puni Kōkiri housing repairs programme to carry out the most urgent repairs. No...
... carpet have replaced black mould and rotting floors. The house has been in the family for 66 years and, although Wendy had...

...Te Puni Kōkiri through the Māori Housing Network assisted the whānau to set up their papakāinga on their tribal lands. During...
... Minister Flavell. At the heart of the Pūkaki papakāinga housing project is the alienation of a whānau from their tupuna...

...A hundred or so houses are scattered along a neck of flat land between Bland and Tuparehuia Bays, the tranquil buffers to the...
...Hers is one of the first houses on the edge of the settlement, nestled among trees on a spacious well-kept section. “I came hom...

... was the first woman recorded to address the lower house of the Te Kotahitanga Parliament (Māori Parliament) in 1893...
...who joined Meri at her address to the lower house , was a well-educated prominent Māori woman leader of chiefly status. At the...

... important to recognise that different whānau had different housing needs. “The papakāinga would become our anchor, our anchor...
... of targeting specifically housing and what whānau would be ready to take on a house and land package. Poto...