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  1. There is a lot of Maori land without any housing on it.

    There is no land cost involved building on this land – and there are many urban Maori who cannot afford to retire (cannot meet rent costs in super). There are local unemployed Maori who could do the labour work (and then move onto construction nationwide).

    Government money to the local councils for the infrastructure work and away it goes.

    This should have been PGF 101.

    1. Yes there is a lot of fragmented Maori land owned by hundred sometimes thousands all part of the Native land Courts and Act and then we have a lot of Maori land locked into perpetual leases.

  2. I would like to see a break down of those waiting for social housing. Last year we had all these people including our mainstream media saying foreigners coming here weren’t taking our houses and that is not what I see on the street I live on. Now we all know that is spin, of course they are living in houses, driving on the roads, going to the toilet, using water, going to the doctors, using the hospitals, going to school. Now does this not have an impact on our over stretched infrastructure. Immigration is like a tap can we please turn it of for while at least until we address our critical infrastructural issues with housing shortages being the worst.

    1. I agree with you on slowing down immigration, but fear that due to a worsening global outlook people will be selling their own mother to move in here.

  3. Yes there is a lot of fragmented Maori land owned by hundred sometimes thousands all part of the Native land Courts and Act and then we have a lot of Maori land locked into perpetual leases.

  4. Just like kiwi build and transformative change, this one certainly appears to be fake.

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