
From derelict church to Wellington’s ‘most ambitious’ new music venue
Capital effort: Meow Nui brings couple's vision to life.
Capital effort: Meow Nui brings couple's vision to life.
It's the most wonderful time of the year, especially when Precinct goes tree generous.
New wharf, recreational and commercial fishing facilities form part of the proposal.
It employs about 5000-plus staff in its stores, trade and distribution centres.
Three topics put to the boss after a 218% turnaround in half-year result to September 30.
Agent bought the property he listed for $900,000 then onsold it months later for $1.125m.
Chief executive Clive Mackenzie says the results give the company more confidence.
'I regret these documents were not simply sourced and provided at the time' - Cooper
New move from couple with holdings in marina, data centre and dredging sectors.
Other large healthcare hubs near the site include Southern Cross and Auckland Eye.
'This case didn’t get elevated to the top. I accept it should have.' - Cooper
Auditors PwC: Cited disruptions to operations from that IT upgrade.
'No titles have come through yet for build partners to commence the construction.'
'Accidents happen. Mistakes are made. It was not a conscious decision' - Martin Cooper
Some people without existing consent won’t get a wastewater connection for years.
'It’s a shambles. It’s been going on for about eight years' Brian Peat says.
Company has ditched plans to add three extra levels to the building above Fanshawe St.
Head office had terminated arrangements with agency for non-payment of fees - liquidator.
'It’s pretty hard when you leave your friends like that.'
Steve Evans of Fletcher Living at the development site, talking about progress. Hundreds of apartments built so far. Video / Michael Craig / Jason Dorday
'Not having the accusation of we are building in a hole,' - Steve Evans, Fletcher Living.
Terms of the agreement announced as sealed today mirror those set on August 30.
Culum Manson of Mansons TCLM took the Herald on the first tour of Auckland’s 32,448sq m FNZ Centre, 50 Albert St. Video / Carson Bluck
The concept was to 'bring a suburban campus-style building right into downtown'.
'We used to build 300 houses a year but we’re down to 70, 80, maybe 100.' - Cooney
The courtyard was an underutilised space where homeless people went: landlord
Production of a key construction component picked up in the September quarter.
The subdivision boasts 'spectacular' views atop Roy's Hill.
'Retirement village market has segmented into wealthy, mid-scale and budget' - Wilkinson
One group, eight people named at the celebration tonight for outstanding contributions.