Simon Wilson: Why are we losing our minds over 15 free bicycles?
OPINION: Spurious 'economic necessity' claims undermine environment and efficiency goals.
OPINION: Spurious 'economic necessity' claims undermine environment and efficiency goals.
The Housing Minister expects the housing agency to evict an increasing number of people.
NZTA says a library of e-bikes and pushbikes is having 'significant positive impacts'.
OPINION: Will removing minimum dwelling sizes result in poor-quality housing? Yes.
OPINION: New Zealand is lurching towards a historic construction sector slump.
But the agency is still continuing with the resource consent process and site clearance.
It comes after Kāinga Ora said 110 planned new homes in the city were being 'reassessed'.
OPINION: The Government needs to be careful about an open slather approach to housing.
First job: A landmark 57-level luxury tower between Commerce and Gore streets.
OPINION: 'I suspect a number of them already have unpaid fines.'
While consents are down 29%, more trained builders will be needed soon in Northland.
Kāinga Ora chief executive Andrew McKenzie has resigned.
The Government announced sweeping changes at the agency in May.
Winners of highest value of construction projects in 2023: BCI Central names top 10 in NZ.
The amount is far worse than the approximately $5m initially thought to be owed.
It’s been five years since social housing in New Zealand was put under Kāinga Ora.
'I think there's been a bit of a beat-up here.'
BNZ, Fletchers, Carters, Steel & Tube, plumbers and roofers are among those owed money.
Today, the Government puts its money where its mouth is.
OPINION: Some of the biggest things the Finance Minister could do would cost very little.
Kingsway Ave is a street of mainly older wooden Californian-style bungalows.
Some of the draft findings were inaccurate and incorrect: agency.
There are at least 330 new Kāinga Ora homes budgeted for the city by mid-2025.
The Government is axing a subsidy for first-home buyers.
The coalition Government is reviewing all housing support initiatives.
Significant devolution in housing seems inevitable after report into Kāinga Ora.
The review was announced amid projections Kāinga Ora’s debt could reach $28.9 billion.
State-owned apartments, an innovation hub and an early learning centre also won awards.
The scale of financial trouble the builder contracted by Kāinga Ora is in is revealed.
Documents released to the Herald reveal his preferences for email greetings and signoffs.