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CHA Hub Podcast — 59 episodes

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#58 - Mahera Maihi - Mā Te Huruhuru: - With adorned feathers, the bird will fly - kaupapa Māori youth housing and the power of coming home

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#57 - Aaron Hendry - Homelessness - Our three duties

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#57 - Rami Alrudaini - Housing First - Collective impact, lived experience and the infrastructure that makes Housing First work at scale to tackle homelessness.

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#56 - CHA Story - Alpha - How losing everything became the making of something.

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#55 - Jeremy Nicholls - Hidden in plain sight - Homelessness

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#54 - Jill Hawkey - Housing First and the missing houses

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#53 - Ali Hamlin-Paenga - A Māori-led response to homelessness

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#52 - Bianca Johanson - Youth homelessness in New Zealand

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#51 - Linda Murphy - Homelessness is a health issue

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#50 - Kelsi Cox - The possibility of healing - What happens when people finally have the support to flourish."

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#49 - Murray Edridge - Unshakably good - turning philosophy into government policy.

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#48 - Nicola Fleming - The recovery runs later.

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#47 - Professor Nevil Pierse - Everybody counts.

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#46 - Professor Peter Mackie - Prevention by design.

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#45 - Bruce Ford - Homelessness at the edge of the world.

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#44 - Brook Turner - From move-on to move-in

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#43 - Millie Lambess - Providing the space

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#42 - Sehai Orgad - When everyone is in the room

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#41 Vic Crockford - The wave that is coming

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#40 Dr Kathie Irwin: The machine that built this

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#39 - Natalia Cleland: The Practice of Outreach

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#38 - CHA Story: Adam - HomeGround

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#37 - Jade Kake: Colonisation, whenua, and the path home

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#36 - Helen Robinson - Te Tāpui Atawhai — Auckland City Mission.

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#35 - Meet the team: Amanda Kelly

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#34 - Amanda Kelly- The conversation starts here: An introduction to the findings, themes and voices shaping Aotearoa's homelessness response

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#33 - Katie Dalton- How Wales made homelessness prevention a legal duty — and what a decade of results shows for Aotearoa

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#32 - Sara Ott - Learning from a sister city - Why developers became partners, not obstacles

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#31 - Karamū in Christchurch - How voluntary Inclusionary Zoning delivered 28 social homes in this innovative development

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#30 - CHA Story: Oded Nathan: Beyond the classroom: How housing affordability shapes a school’s future

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#29 - Emily Irwin : Reframing housing culture and rebuilding communities that work for everyone.

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#28 - Anita Vanstone - Capturing value for community: A blueprint for affordable housing . How Queenstown is leading New Zealand's inclusionary housing movement and why national legislation matters

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#27 - Dr Michael Rehm - The 20,000 homes we never built - Inclusionary housing in New Zealand

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#26 - Dr Patricia Austin - From policy to place: Building Inclusionary Housing systems

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#25 - Prof Laurence Murphy - From market failure to housing solutions

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#24 - Meet the team: Talavao Ngata

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#23 - Chris Glaudel on Inclusionary Housing, zoning and value capture

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#22 Annie Wilson – Kāinga Maha - The Economics of belonging: Kāinga Maha’s blueprint for mixed communities

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#21 – Claire Dickinson - Beyond Rigid Rules: Making Inclusionary Housing Work

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#20 – Jim Boult – Inclusionary Housing / Affordable Housing

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#19 – Thomas Gibbons – Rethinking Land, Ownership & Inclusionary Housing

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#18 - May Low - Community Land Trusts

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#17 - Harvey Brookes - Waikato Wellbeing Project

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#16 - Dr. Mark Davey - Inclusionary Housing and Value Capture

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#15 - Bernard Hickey - The 'Housing theory of everything'

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#14 -Sam Stubbs - Simplicity - Building for the long term

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#13 - Heiko Jonkers - Westpac - Shared Equity

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#12 - James Palmer - Community Housing Funding Agency

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#11 - Charles Waldegrave - The changing landscape of housing policy and finance

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#10 - Paul Gilberd - Changing the Finance Landscape

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#9 - CHA Stories - Leo and Sean

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#8 - Jennifer Palmer

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#7 - Meet the Team - Chris Glaudel

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#6 - Insight Report Edition 1 - The Role of Community Housing Providers and CHA

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#5 - What makes community housing providers so unique?

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#4 - Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust

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#3 - CHA Stories - Fran O'Connor

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#2 - David Zussman - Community Housing and CHA

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#1 - Julie Scott - Inclusionary Housing