Housing agency under fire for $30k spend on carving
But Kāinga Ora has defended the spend, saying it has been received well by the community.
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Chlöe Swarbrick: Right to housing sacrificed on altar of greed
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Housing crisis 'a breach of human rights'
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National accuses Govt of 'pumped-up' housing numbers
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Steven Joyce: RMA reform will have you nostalgic for the old one
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