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Rates dispute: Council to revalue all properties in luxury Ōnetangi 'hotspot'

Christopher and Amanda Luxon's private holiday home is in the exclusive enclave.

Govt plans to ban homelessness? Separating fact from fiction as rumours swirl

A move-on order may still make it to Cabinet but likely as part of a wider package.

Govt considers powers to move homeless people from central Auckland

Housing First plans 300 new homes for rough sleepers by Christmas.

Inside Economics: Green shoots under the microscope

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

What's keeping the Reserve Bank up at night?

It isn't house prices ...

More than three million Aussies going hungry

Almost half of renters and most Australians with a disability reported hunger.

Reeling from earthquakes, Afghans fear coming winter

Families who lost homes now face freezing nights in makeshift tents.

'Incredibly weak period': No end forecast to falling rents

National rents have dropped 1.1% annually – one of the first falls since 2009.

'A kind of freedom': Amsterdam celebrates 750 years

Despite being swamped by millions of tourists, there's enthusiasm for the Dutch city.

Britain wasted billions on flawed asylum housing, report says

The cost for asylum-seeker accommodation in the UK from 2019-2029 has more than tripled.

'Harsh critic of myself': How Drysdale rates his leadership as mayor

Tauranga's mayor and councillors assess their performances, one year in.

Five more tenancy cases involving dogs, cats, turkeys - even goats

Mother was the landlord. Son was her tenant. The two fought. The police were called.

Pensioner spent nearly two years in cold, damp council unit then got evicted

She won the first battle but has now been evicted for rent arrears.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: Labour's Future Fund has KiwiBuild vibes

Labour’s new Future Fund echoes the hurried launch of KiwiBuild in 2012.

The dog that came back from the dead: 7 unusual tenancy cases

Lamb in a nappy, parrot meth detector, cat that caused flood, some of the unusual cases.

Philippa Howden-Chapman: Why ideology won’t house the disadvantaged

OPINION: Over 25,000 New Zealand children are hospitalised each year due to poor housing.