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Twyford believes government changes will lead to urban intensification

Minister says if the housing crisis is to be ended the market must be able to operate properly.

Brent Edwards Thu, 30 Jul 2020

Urban development minister Phil Twyford may have been burnt by the KiwiBuild debacle, but he is confident the government’s latest initiatives will help alleviate the housing crisis.

Twyford said new laws making it easier to fund infrastructure and making urban development agency Kāinga Ora a

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Brent Edwards Thu, 30 Jul 2020
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