This policy paper argues that housing policy in Aotearoa New Zealand must prioritize affordability, stability, and social capital to foster genuine community belonging, proposing reforms to land use, renter protections, taxation, and well-being metrics.
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investment in housing as national economic and social priority
Number of homeless people in NZ reaches new high - reporthousing as core public investment
Homelessness reaches highest levels in history, Community Housing Aotearoa report findsSpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
