Summarised by Centrist
Kāinga Ora, New Zealand’s social housing agency, is set to cut 321 jobs in a second wave of restructuring aimed at addressing financial concerns and underperformance.
The job cuts come after a previous announcement of 232 role eliminations, affecting teams across urban planning, construction, and Māori housing. The cuts follow a critical review led by Sir Bill English, which found Kāinga Ora financially unsustainable and underperforming.
“This is called an agenda-setting effect…”
The average loss from financial scams has risen to $80,000.
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“It doesn’t matter what bin you put it in…”
“This is called an agenda-setting effect…”
The average loss from financial scams has risen to $80,000.
$5b pulled out in the 2024 financial year.
Allegations that China is inserting ‘pro–China MPs’ into NZ.
“It doesn’t matter what bin you put it in…”
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