Housing crisis 'a breach of human rights'
Successive governments have failed NZers, says Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt.
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Steven Joyce: RMA reform will have you nostalgic for the old one
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Public invited to see $69m transport interchange upgrade
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Owner of NZ's most expensive hotel in payment 'disputes'
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Dream fading: 8 in 10 Kiwis feel they will never own a home
"Many young people see themselves as a generation of renters rather than owners."
Remuera death must be disclosed to potential buyers, real estate groups say
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SkyCity Adelaide to shut after Covid spread in South Australia
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Waiheke vineyard helicopter application prompts local board move
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Business Hub: Fletcher Building CEO Ross Taylor on a milestone birthday and Auckland v Sydney
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Couple forced to pay $100k to fix retaining wall they didn't install
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Kiwibank drops two-year home loan rate
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Construction constraints delay completion of Kāinga Ora homes
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Are Aucklanders ready for apartment living to fix the housing shortage?
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Waiheke marina developer 'pleased' after police action
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