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Two hundred more Housing NZ homes in the Hutt Valley will receive a thermal upgrade, Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford announced today.

Housing New Zealand (HNZ) is welcoming the Government’s proposals to support the agency’s objective to become a world class housing provider.

Today the Hon Phil Twyford, Housing and Urban Development Minister, Housing New Zealand’s Acting Board Chair Vui Mark Gosche and Housing New Zealand’s Chief Executive released Housing New Zealand report into its past methamphetamine contamination response.

Congratulations to Shahnaz and Steve who are winners in the 2018 Contact Centre Institute of New Zealand Awards (CCINZ).

As of September 2018 Housing New Zealand is a pet friendly landlord.

Housing New Zealand tenants can now keep dogs, cats, livestock animals (cows, sheep, horses, pigs, goats that are kept as pets), birds, fish and small animals at their home.

Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford has released the 2018 Public Housing Plan.

An unloved grass strip has morphed into a productive community garden in Burnside, Christchurch.

A group of Housing New Zealand volunteers have lent their time and lunch-making skills to Eat My Lunch.

Housing New Zealand’s Jennings Jersey development in Mt Albert has just been shortlisted in the annual New Zealand Institute of Architecture awards. The project’s architects at Monk Mackenzie say award winning design should be the norm for new state housing.

Cross-laminated timber is a new building product that we’re using to speed up the construction of state housing that has natural benefits for the wellbeing of residents.