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Champions emerge to fight for Christchurch homeowners
Advocacy services are emerging up to help quake-stricken Christchurch residents resolve disputes with EQC and insurance companies.
Stephen Selwood: Glen Innes housing project could go step further
Government initiatives to improve value from new state housing estates in Glen Innes and elsewhere are laudable, but can go furthe
Vintage quake timber heads north to Auckland
Christchurch's loss has been Auckland's gain as demolition companies ship north thousands of metres of native timber salvaged from quake-damaged buildings.
The levellers - making Christchurch buildings even again
Companies specialising in the tricky task of re-levelling buildings are gearing up for a massive amount of work fixing up damaged land in Christchurch.
Daring thieves steal the lot
Burglars have stripped an empty apartment complex stealing everything - including 32 kitchen sinks.The crews behind the thefts posed as demolition workers and spent weeks inside the apartments.
Building consents up 17pc - units, quake homes approved
The number of new homes approved for construction in August was up 17 per cent, the second month of increases, with retirement units and earthquake-related replacement homes lifting the numbers, says Statistics New Zealand.
Investment welcome mat rolled out for Chinese Deputy Premier
Chinese Deputy Premier, Hui Liangyu, got concrete proof that Chinese investment in New Zealand is welcomed, with the signing of a memorandum of understanding in Wellington today.