John Kumitau’s business card says ‘Community Connector’ and that’s the perfect description of his job. A Mangere local for over 20 years, John is passionate about the welfare and happiness of the people in a community he holds close to his heart.
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They watch over us as we go about our lives in Tāmaki Makaurau. Wherever we are in the region, we’re near at least one – sometimes, driving across the city, we might pass as many as four or five.
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Aorere Development Progress Update - Winter 2020
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E te iloa fa'aSamoa? For Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa (Samoa Language Week), we had a chat with Aorere local, and host of 531 PI breakfast radio, Ma’a Brian Sagala about embracing Samoan language and culture at home and in the community.
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The first edition of Home Base is out now!
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It can be tricky keeping kids occupied and away from the TV during this time - here are a few ideas from Roland’s whanau to yours
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He’s missing seeing you all in person, so here are a few words of encouragement and a great pancake recipe from our Community Development and Engagement Coordinator, Albert Wipani
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Staying connected to family and community groups is vital for our wellbeing, and our Community Connector John Kumitau has been doing a great job of it. Check out what he’s been up to…
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Diverse communities need a diverse range of housing options. That is why the Mangere Development is creating a range of homes designed for modern living, making sure that you can find a place that’s right for your family and your wallet.
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Kāinga Ora requires state housing tenants to relocate while we work to replace existing state housing stock with new warm, dry, healthy homes. Relocating can be disruptive and a common concern for our tenants is the prospect of moving to a new neighbourhood, away from their community, their schools and their work.
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If you’re chatting to the lovely Ina Joseph Aria at her stand at the Friday food market in Mangere, it’s easy to see how nostalgic the dishes she’s selling are for local Cook Island customers.
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