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    The Maori Development is making his intentions for Ihumatao clear -- houses will be built on the land

    The Maori Development is making his intentions for Ihumatao clear -- houses will be built on the land


    The Labour-Government bought the sacred site in South Auckland from Fletcher Building in 2020, to settle high-profile protests over its development.

    It was agreed some homes would be built - but progress has largely stalled - with decision-making now left to a committee of Iwi and Crown representatives.

    Minister Tama Potaka says the Government has inherited a very challenging situation.

    He says he has a keen interest in the various ihumatao matters being resolved, not least of all new housing for whanau in need.
    02-23-24 1611

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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