Te Atiawa opens high-end development on former colonial parade ground
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Livingstone Homes apprentice, Tama-James Tuffley, who had
Te Atiawa whakapapa, had benefited from the project's 15 percent Māori
procurement target. |
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Livingstone Homes apprentice, Tama-James Tuffley, who had
Te Atiawa whakapapa, had benefited from the project's 15 percent Māori
procurement target. |