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In response to the June flooding, Seven temporary accommodation cabins provided by Toitu Tairawhiti arrived in Wairoa last weekend, with families expected to move in by the end of this month. These self-contained units, have been strategically placed next to flood-damaged homes, offering immediate relief to affected whānau. Author Dale Husband
In response to the June flooding, Seven temporary accommodation cabins provided by Toitu Tairawhiti arrived in Wairoa last weekend, with families expected to move in by the end of this month. These self-contained units, have been strategically placed next to flood-damaged homes, offering immediate relief to affected whānau.
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