Kāinga Ora chairman resigns amid ongoing review of agency
It comes amid a Government review into Kāinga Ora's performance.
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Debate on scrapping GST on kai heads to Parliament
Waititi says removing GST from kai would be the start of 'the radical shake-up'.
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Revealed: New benefit rates reduce forecast incomes of disabled by $2300 by 2028
Fresh modelling shows disabled people will lose out.
Government’s $3b landlord tax cut would be retrospective, trigger refunds
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Opinion: Minimum wage increase is actually a cut
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MSD warns incoming minister of rising number of Kiwis on benefit, more increases likely
'We are seeing increasing complexity in clients’ needs.'
'Break-ins, bad behaviour, wilful damage' - Parnell business v Kāinga Ora tenants
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Why the Kiingitanga national hui is an opportunity for unity
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State tenants' soaring debt: one man owes $48k in rent
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'Final pay, don't delay!' Sacked ELE workers to Deloitte receivers in Queen St protest
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Minister demands action from Kāinga Ora over thousands of empty state homes
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Vermin and stench: Some NZers living in ‘homes unfit for human occupation’
Agencies described rundown homes cluttered with rubbish and infested with vermin.
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ELE collapse: Owner accuses clients of not paying, Filipino ex-workers sleep in cars
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Willis unveils $7.4 billion in cuts as gloomy economy weighs on Government
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