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Auckland's Quay St upgrade blows out by $13 million - for a garden
Auckland Transport's 200 tree rain gardens will filter storm water and cost millions.
Auckland Transport's 200 tree rain gardens will filter storm water and cost millions.
Trains will continue running but they will not stop at the station.
New report out on Stanley Group, in receivership and liquidation.
Financial records reveal mounting donations to groups taking legal action over Shelly Bay.
An extra $14m was required to replace cladding in light of the Grenfell and NZICC fires.
Court documents reveal a donation agreement between WingNut films and an iwi group.
"Remedial work will be [about] $150m to $250m" says expert.
Levin District Court is closing indefinitely for earthquake strengthening.
The dispute centres on Fletcher's work on the Christchurch justice precinct.
Unprecedented interest as City Rail Link open day tickets booked up within the hour.
Fletcher is still working to determine the impact of the fire.
Ratepayer group vows to continue to fight Mission Bay development after appeal is lodged.
Company expanded quickly and was caught by rising costs and other failures.
Green light given for Sarjeant Gallery redevelopment.
We know the number, but who may be involved in the co-operative investigation.
"The ACP used has a modified core making it fire resistant"
Kiwi outlines expansion plans in $200m offer investor presentation
"There's certainly no witch hunt from our side. We have a genuine concern."
There have been no new flare-ups overnight, but the scene remains hazardous.
Where to now for a post-fire Fletcher Building: Analysts ponder pros and cons.
The building is not earthquake prone but tenants still don't know its exact NBS rating.
"Devastated to see the project we have worked so hard on impacted this way."
"We're shut down for about two days" - building boss on fire systems
Craig Merz reckons it took two to three minutes before the building alarm sounded.
The fire has shaken central Auckland to its core.
We say: Auckland and NZ desperately need centre up and running and paying its way.
Executives are set to provide an update on the fire at 10am today.
"It sounds terrible": Structural engineer says lengthy blaze could deform the steel beams.
"The hotel is moving into the final phase of the fitout." Fu Wah spokesman
A likely site is beside Westfield shopping centre where council owns land for development.