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Papamoa mums to shine on The Block NZ Janah Kingi and Rachel Martin are 'Team Purple' on this season's The Block NZ. Photo: Supplied. '); } else { // } Two super competitive Papamoa mums will be competing on the ninth season of The Block NZ. Team Purple is made up of “domestic engineer” Janah Kingi, 39, and real estate agent Rachel Martin, 42 – two “fun mums” from Papamoa who mean business. No strangers to building sites, they’ve been renovating their own homes, and have some inside knowledge, as both their husbands are builders. “Janah and Rach are d...

Back on board to oversee the builds is site foreman Pete 'The Wolf' Wolfkamp, with Mark Richardson and Shelley Ferguson both back as hosts.  The new series also promises three new, as-yet unnamed judges "set to shake up the competition like never before".  At the end of a gruelling challenge that will test the teams' design and DIY skills in 230 square meter family houses with cityscape views, it all comes down to a televised auction where the contestants will sell their homes and take away any profit over the reserve.  The team that earns the highest profit will also walk away with the $1...

SUPPLIED After a year interrupted by Covid-19, The Block NZ returns for a ninth season with four new teams. Four teams are set to duke it out on season nine of The Block NZ, and one pairing already seems to have an edge. Team Blue’s Tim Cotton and Arthur Gillies have the least renovation experience of all the teams, but challenge host Shelley Ferguson has her eye on other attributes. “They’ve just got beautiful souls, they are such cool boys – surfers, super chill, but absolute eye candy. I can tell they are going to be favourites with New Zealand,” raves Ferguson, who returns ...

Scott McAulay/Supplied Twins Ali and Julia Heaney won a room reveal for their family bathroom on season six of The Block NZ, but the fitout hasn't aged well. The new owner of a townhouse in Northcote that featured on The Block NZ has been quoted $7500 for tiling fixes to make three of its four bathrooms useable. The Auckland property, which was completed in 2017 on season six of the reality television series by twins Ali and Julia Heaney, has had one owner since then. It became a $1200 per week rental at the beginning of last year. The man who bought the four-bedroom house at auction for ...