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In a statement, Spiers said the agency supported the Ōhinewai factory and the jobs it would bring. It saw an appeal as a chance to “work constructively” with Sleepyhead to ensure the housing development has enough infrastructure and services for the community, including shops, schools, health centres, open spaces, public transport and walking and cycleways. Spiers said providing housing in Huntly and Te Kauwhata might “provide better outcomes for the region”. The agency also wanted enough public transport options around the development to ensure residents weren’t relying only on cars to move around. KELLY HODEL/STUFF Te Riu o Waikato chair and lifelong Ōhinewai resident Tawera Nikau said the Sleepyhead proposal means progress for mana whenua.

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