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Problems with a neighbor?
Most people get on well with their neighbors, but others aren't always so lucky. We want tenants to be able to live peacefully in their homes and, communities and we will try, to help when serious problems
more serious problems such as harassment or violence.
Managing and resolving disruption is a joint effort between you, your neighbor, Housing New Zealand and sometimes other, agencies, such as the Police or the Tenancy Tribunal.
Here are some suggestions for managing conflict:
If the problem isn't too serious you should try to have a chat to your neighbor about it first. know their behavior is upsetting you, so you may be able to sort out the problem quickly.
If that doesn't work, or if you're worried about approaching your neighbor, you should contact your housing/tenancy manager or the appropriate authority. Noise and animal problems should be reported to your local council while any criminal behavior (such as property damage, violence or threats of violence) needs to be reported to the police.
Keep a record of your complaints record the day, time and nature of the problem, who you contacted and them respond If you have to attend a Tenancy Tribunal mediation or hearing to resolve the matter that information may be used as evidence.