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Concrete dispatcher who demanded alcohol in return for proper services fails bid for employment compensation
Dispatcher demanded alcohol from customers in exchange for service.
Dispatcher demanded alcohol from customers in exchange for service.
Te Kupenga is a new 6-star green-rated block by Mansons TCLM.
So why doesn't the Unitary Plan bar such large schemes beside smaller homes?
The city council has voted to strengthen the central library 18 months after it closed.
It's the first significant milestone for the ill-fated International Convention Centre.
State agencies and the council will contribute up to $6b at Drury - Cashmore.
Time-lapse video footage of the installation will be released afterwards
About 20 people have been occupying an Ōpua headland, which they say is wāhi tapu.
New venues Weta Workshop and All Blacks' Experience will also open in December.
Interest is already strong from land-starved Hamilton home builders.
"Once it's done, we're going to add that value of assets," Mark Francis.
Covid's bite still to be felt for crane operators as pre-planned work continues.
This is one of the biggest projects on the books for Oceania Healthcare.
Aucklanders face the prospect of severe water restrictions this summer.
The expansion will add an extra 2ha of indoor floor area and 57 new shops.
Linda Trainer GM asset Management Kiwi Property talks about the Sylvia Park expansion. Video / Michael Craig / Kiwi Property
PM Jacinda Ardern and Commerce and Consumer Affairs spokesperson Kris Faafoi took aim at the price of groceries and announced there will be a study into supermarket and building supply pricing. Video / Labour Party
Labour is taking aim at the supermarkets over grocery prices.
COMMENT: Protections of 'residential character' key issue in Wellington development plan.
Reducing staff numbers is the new normal for leading construction companies.
What company leaders are prioritising in a Government response to Covid-19.
Scheme to help with earthquake strengthening costs opens after months-long delay.
Company has a $500m-$750m secured pipeline of work - Anthony Leighs
Some VIPs arrive in private jets, spend hundreds of thousands a day
The quake-prone building was found to be less than 20 per cent of building standards.
"Better bite-sized capital raise" - institutional investor.
Knowing what he does now, would he have done the restoration?
Some say the move could have New Zealand looking like Coronation Street.
Tony Houston plans to finish 200 new Auckland homes by 2022.
Construction workers in Wellington are starting their days with penguin checks.