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The house at 251 Tinakori Rd had been in one family’s ownership for over a century.
The 150-year-old “original tiny home” in Thorndon’s Tinakori Rd has sold for $835,000. The 44-square-metre cottage, previously held by the same family for 122 years, has been sold to Wellington artist Helen Casey and her husband, Tony Casey. The couple plan to live in the space and Helen will use it as a working studio. The cottage, on 92sqm of land at 251 Tinakori Rd opposite Premier House, was thought to have been built in the 1860s. It comprises only three rooms: an open-plan kitchen and living space, a double bedroom and an outdoor laundry and bathroom.
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Publishing date: Dec 15, 2020 • December 15, 2020 • 2 minute read •
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Follow the Money is a data journalism project conceived by reporter Zane Schwartz as part of a year-long Postmedia fellowship. “I was frustrated by the way donations to politicians are recorded,” says Schwartz. “We know money matters in politics, but figuring out who is consistently giving that money to candidates and parties requires a level of detective-work out of reach for the average voter.” To address this gap, Schwartz worked with a team of journalists at Postmedia and developers at Qlik to create an accessible search tool for contributions at both the federal level and in every province and territory a first of its kind.