Stressed about being "technically homeless" for the past two months, she told her story to the Rotorua Daily Post. Wharehinga and Raiha moved in with her extended family and her parents moved in with her sister. Yesterday morning Rotorua man Sean Gage contacted the Rotorua Daily Post on behalf of a Rotorua landlord who wanted to offer the family a two-bedroom unit that would be available in about two weeks. Gage said the landlord was happy not to advertise the unit and offer it to Wharehinga and her family. Another person contacted the Rotorua Daily Post offering to give Wharehinga money towards moving costs.

Source: New Zealand Herald March 21, 2017 18:03 UTC