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The government has delivered on its goal of providing 1,000 more state homes in the past year

Housing New Zealand and Auckland City Council will work together to ensure developments in Glen Innes, and across Auckland, are in line with the best interests of the community.

Thousands more New Zealanders are now eligible for help with buying their first home.

The government remains committed to the revitalisation of state housing in New Zealand.

The Kiwi dream of owning your own home will be brought within the grasp of thousands more New Zealanders each year as a result of Budget 2005

Budget 2005 allocates an additional $134 million over the next four years to provide 1300 new homes for those in need

A 10-year plan for the housing sector was launched today by Housing Minister Steve Maharey

Speech for the launch of the New Zealand Housing Strategy, Auckland University

Speech to Manawatu Property Investors Association, Palmerston North

A new Housing Trust launched today will help to address the shortage of affordable housing in Nelson.

Speech for launch of Nelson Tasman Housing Trust, Nelson

Moves by Auckland City Council to foster the growth of affordable housing were welcomed today by Housing Minister Steve Maharey.

The winners of the second-annual Housing New Zealand Garden Awards were announced today by Housing Minister Steve Maharey.

Upgrades being made to pensioner housing units in Auckland were welcomed today by Housing Minister Steve Maharey.

Information about the Housing Innovation Fund now available online will be a valuable resource for community groups and local councils, Housing Minister Steve Maharey said today.

Housing Minister Steve Maharey today announced changes to the board of Housing New Zealand Corporation, including the appointment of Pat Snedden as the new board chair.

Rotorua District Council will be the first local authority to benefit from the government's Housing Innovation Fund, set up to provide more housing for people on low incomes or those with special needs.

A Bay of Plenty community trust has won international praise for its innovative work providing housing and employment for local people.

The new Department of Building and Housing will focus on improving the delivery of building and housing services to the public, Housing Minister Steve Maharey and Building Issues Minister Margaret Wilson said today.

The launch of a new national organisation that aims to strengthen and expand community-based housing marks a new direction for the provision of housing in New Zealand, Housing Minister Steve Maharey said today.

Speech by Housing Minister Steve Maharey at the inaugural meeting of Housing Aotearoa, 28 October 2004, Wellington- a new direction for the provision of housing in New Zealand.

Over nine thousand households were helped into state housing last year and the number of state rental properties increased by 903 to 65,304.

Access to decent, long-term housing becomes more important as people age

During today's visit to the flood damaged area of Awatapu, Associate Minister of Housing Dover Samuels stressed that reinstating Maori families back into their homes is a top concern.