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Napier Hill eviction standoff: Disabled tenant wins battle to remain in home after Napier floods

Napier Hill eviction standoff: Disabled tenant wins battle to remain in home after Napier floods 5 May, 2021 11:49 PM 4 minutes to read Bronwyn Edwards says the victory is bittersweet. Photo / Paul Taylor A disabled man has won the battle to stay in his home after Kāinga Ora served him a seven-day eviction notice because of a slip near the property during the Napier floods. The man s mother, Bronwyn Edwards, fought the eviction decision by Whatever It Takes Trust Inc (WIT), which manages the tenancy. Her son, a grand mal epileptic whom Hawke s Bay Today has decided not to name, was asked to vacate the Milton Rd property on Napier Hill after a geotechnical report by Kāinga Ora.

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Six months after Napier flood, some evacuees are still cleaning up the mess

Six months after Napier flood, some evacuees are still cleaning up the mess Tom Kitchin © RNZ / Dom Thomas It will be six months this weekend since a one in 250-year flood wreaked havoc in Napier. While some have returned to home and work, many are still facing hurdles. © Provided by Radio New Zealand The corner of Nuffield Ave and Balance Pl in Marewa after floods hit the Napier suburb in November, compared to a normal day Some people are living at home while their houses are still in states of disrepair, others are working from flood-damaged buildings, still waiting for repairs to begin.

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Napier s Marine Parade closure opposed by tourism operator

Napier s Marine Parade closure opposed by tourism operator 2 May, 2021 11:25 PM 3 minutes to read Mark Scofield, of Double Decker Transport Ltd which run the iconic Deco buses, does not support the new safety features along Napier s Marine Parade. Photo / File Mark Scofield, of Double Decker Transport Ltd which run the iconic Deco buses, does not support the new safety features along Napier s Marine Parade. Photo / File Napier tourism operators have raised concerns about new pedestrian safety measures set to be installed on Marine Parade. The busy coastal road will be closed for about a month from Wednesday until June 4, while Napier City Council installs three raised courtesy crossings.

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Man with epilepsy remains in home two months after eviction notice

Georgia May Gilbertson/Stuff Bronny Edwards says the news of eviction caused a great deal of stress for both her and her son. The house is owned by Kāinga Ora and managed by Napier service organisation Whatever It Takes (WIT). Kāinga Ora regional director east North Island Naomi Whitewood said the property was affected to the point of Kāinga Ora deeming it as unsafe to live in. “Our own geotech report recommended the house remained unoccupied until several conditions were met,” she said. Edwards, who asked that her son not be named for health reasons, said the news of eviction caused a “great deal of stress for them both”, resulting in her son having several seizures.

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