Lauren Crimp is a journalist based in Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. With a focus on local news, Lauren has written for RNZ, Stuff, New Zealand Herald, and Crux, covering a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, crime, and social issues.
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Photo: RNZ / Quin Tauetau While thousands of public service jobs have been slashed in the past year, there are big cuts to come - and those who have kept their jobs say they are exhausted dealing with the workload.
Those who have kept their jobs say they are exhausted from dealing with the workload.
Tenants struggling to pay rent are scared they'll become homeless, while their landlord sits on a multi-million dollar fund designed to support them.
By: Dan Bailey, Lauren Crimp
Some Wellington community housing tenants struggling to pay rent are scared they'll become homeless, while their landlord sits on a multi-million dollar fund designed to support them.
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