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City councillors signal a return to Wellington's Civic Square
Mayor Andy Foster says the heart of the city feels like it's in an induced coma.
Mayor Andy Foster says the heart of the city feels like it's in an induced coma.
Hirepool has appointed an adviser to manage the process.
Magsons trades as Nido, this country's largest store of its type.
The move will shore up future of the city's National Music Centre after budget blowout.
Owners are feeling financial pressure and the heat is being put on engineers.
Legal challenge fails, judges find in favour of marina developers.
Stovetops, range hoods and ovens in particularly short supply.
With more than half of Auckland's houses selling for over $1 million, the government is considering extending the bright-line test from five to ten years. Video / Will Trafford
Landlord intends to expand store but no re-opening date given.
Fletcher to make nearly $100m more this year than last.
Smallest listed real estate vehicle has big plans development, office block
What kind of training will lead to secure jobs as we recover from the Covid recession?
Illegal work was discovered when a large concrete block fell onto a neighbour's roof.
The building work was discovered in 2018 when a block fell on a neighbour's roof.
List of who's who in the construction sector in liquidators' first report.
Company bought four Alpaure AP4 sterilising fog machines for $1m - MacLeod.
"We have people in there to verify exactly where things are at" - accountant Mark Hughson.
"Roof design and specifications were compliant" - Ross Taylor, Fletcher Building CEO.
Andy Foster refuses to front media, but lashes out on Facebook.
"My heart is saying one day it will look good" - Vinod Kumar
The old Cadbury factory can be demolished to make way for a new hospital.
Sleepyhead is steaming ahead with plans, despite not knowing if the land can be rezoned.
"Heavily impacted in FY20 by Covid" - Ross Taylor.
The biggest concern of nearly 100 surveyed was the lack of future work security.
BDO's head of construction, James MacQueen, revealed the biggest concern of nearly 100 surveyed was the lack of future work security. Video published 2020. Video / NZ Herald
"We are a group of 26 angry, desperate owners" - Ramada Albany suite owner.
"We won't do every job but we can do any job we want" - Rick Herd.
Documents released before vote over one of Wellington's most controversial developments.
Outlook still uncertain, says construction giant.
Plans dating back to 2006 never eventuated but change could be afoot soon