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2024

State of Our Communities 2023

November 24, 2023 at 2:53 PM

From the Salvation Army – https://www.salvationarmy.org.nz/news/state-our-communities-report-shows-unaffordable-housing-cost-living-crisis-hurting-kiwis

Unaffordable housing, an increased cost of living, inadequate healthcare services and rising levels of crime are among the pressing challenges facing local communities. The Salvation Army’s sixth ‘State of Our Communities’ report, released today, focuses on the collective challenges and aspirations of residents in four key communities: Manukau, Thames, Nelson and Motueka.

Click here for more information and links to the report



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