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Kāinga Ora admits serious privacy breach in neighbourhood spat
Agency mistakenly shared sensitive details about a tenant's mental health.
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.
But housing minister says private developers would not deliver the housing Tauranga needs
In the new year, we need a new response to stalemate over misbehaving Kainga Ora tenants.
EDITORIAL: Evicting tenants is not the answer, nor is leaving them to torment neighbours.
"You get to the point where it just consumes your life."
One woman paid $5000 after months of threats to kill and sexual harassment.
A Black Power gang member allegedly threatened to slit a pensioner's throat.
A court has granted a restraining order against the couple's Kāinga Ora neighbours.
Despite 'horrendous' behaviour, Kāinga Ora has not evicted any tenants for three years.
'We're set up to house people, not to make people homeless.'
'New Zealand taxpayers deserve better than being held to ransom by s*** tenants.'
"The consequences should be felt by the people who create the problems."
"I was able to get pretty much everything the kids wanted."
Creditors named after Aussie shareholder calls liquidator when builder incurs big costs.
Government housing agency funded advertising content featuring a Labour candidate.
Ōrākei residents say allegedly antisocial neighbours are destroying their lives.
A family says it was given 30 minutes to leave house with their belongings.
'No clear answers' to Tauranga's housing shortage and affordability crisis, says council.
A nearby resident said she had complained about the house 10 to 15 times.,
Residents are mounting a fight to be notified about the Wylie Court consent process.
Signs on Fenton St have prompted concern over housing for the homeless.
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