
'Bathe in your blood': Kāinga Ora tenant's 18-month campaign of abuse
Woman moved from Kāinga Ora unit after alleged death threats, abuse.
Woman moved from Kāinga Ora unit after alleged death threats, abuse.
All debt will be from the Crown, not private sources in future.
The residents are concerned what type of housing and for whom will be built on Devon St.
Kāinga Ora is under fire over how it manages disruptive tenants.
A son said problems with the Kāinga Ora tenants next door began about three years ago.
Greytown residents surprised a social housing development is planned for the township.
The criticism comes after a broadcast on TVNZ's Sunday show.
The area is the first to be assessed under the new scheme.
Two neighbours share their thoughts on the state home development.
For sale signs are springing up on Puriri Park Rd as a contentious housing project starts.
"After 50 or 60 years, these houses are no longer fit for purpose." - Mark Fraser.
Value for money? Critics say there's better uses for $30m worth of state homes.
A Kāinga Ora tenant made more than 130 complaints about a noisy, abusive neighbour.
Big jump in some price caps for aspiring first home owners - but prices vary nationwide.
Teresa Tua said her home was cold, damp and difficult to heat.
Construction of the 82-unit development is due to be finished in early 2024.
The cost of housing people in emergency motels has hit a record in Hawke's Bay.
Locals are upset about a council plan to turn reserves into housing developments.
Where five state homes once stood, now 18 state apartments are on the Avondale site.
Agency mistakenly shared sensitive details about a tenant's mental health.
A disruptive neighbour has victimised one Kāinga Ora tenant for more than three years.
About 12 per cent of Kāinga Ora households are now behind on their rent.
Kāinga Ora is sticking by its decision to go modular and with overseas builders.
"We can just act as though we don't know anything," one internal email read.
Choking at the emergency housing end in Northland, and it's getting worse.
State house tenants who terrorise their neighbours can now be moved on faster.
Consent sought to build 11 new state homes in Whau Valley and Raumanga.
The Government has bought 1,608 homes since July 2016.
'My desperation surpassed my fear,' says mum-of-five Ashleigh Wawatai.
'We just want a safe neighbourhood for my kids.'