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Doctors' union hot under collar as upgrades don't include "desperately needed" air-con.
Big six retirement village operators plan 11,900 new units
Half of all new units planned are in the golden triangle.
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Two Glen Eden units are going for $49,000 each - with a catch.
Million-dollar fix: Hotel's plan to get past 3 per cent quake rating
Wellesley Boutique Hotel to be base isolated, joining the ranks of Parliament and Te Papa.
St James Theatre's owner wants $300m from Government
The theatre, which shut three years ago, has been put forward as a shovel-ready project.
'Wiped out': Apartment owners headed for 'financial disaster'
Earthquake strengthening for one owner has skyrocketed from $40,000 to $400,000.
Moerewa residents angry about new meatworks boiler
Maori settlement concerned about air quality from new boiler at freezing works.
Bella Vista trial: $70k handshake and forgery claims as blame game continues
The trial enters its fifth day after resuming from a Covid-19 enforced break.
NZ's top-paid CEO under quarantine in Rotorua
The Fletcher boss is currently confined to a hotel room overlooking
Auckland's Manco Rail wins big Sydney tunnel tender
"There's more to New Zealand than farming and forestry," Manco's founder says.
Auckland Unitary Plan blamed for dark, windy, shaded 'gully'
Shanahan blames the Auckland Unitary Plan for negative effects on heritage
Homes left unfinished as builder goes under
Auckland house sites "locked down" by liquidators - now what?
Paid parental leave, free apprenticeships - all you need to know about July 1 changes
Your full guide to all the new costs, savings and changes taking place tomorrow.
NZ's biggest corporate shift starts next month
Move marks the start of arrivals into New Zealand's tallest new office tower.
The six new Auckland CBD hotels opening at worst time
'It's not disastrous but timing is unfortunate' - Dean Humphries, Colliers.
Botched repairs still turning up in Christchurch
Inspections are continuing to uncover hundreds of homes with undeclared damage.
NZ's biggest private hospital wins first step in controversial expansion plan
"We have been working on plans to expand Brightside Hospital for several years."
Pass the parcel: New NZ Post 'super depot' creates 350 jobs
New depot planned to open in 2022.
Countdown hub build will create 150 jobs
A 38,000sqm Countdown hub will add to high demand for those skilled in construction
Conjecture over CEO's reasons $371m KiwiRail contract sent overseas
Dispute over KiwiRail CEO's comment that lack of local skill lost Fletcher/Downer contract
The fake builder: Man in court after working on 34 properties
Ian Stead created 'records of work' using names of builders who worked on his house.
Fletcher negotiates easier bank covenants but says it doesn't need them yet
Fletcher has agreed not to pay a dividend until it returns to normal covenants.
Auckland Home Show go-ahead a ray of hope for economy
The Auckland Home Show will be the first major post-Covid-lockdown retail event in 2020.
NZ firms 'fuming' as $371m KiwiRail contract goes overseas
Fletchers and Downer have reportedly lost the contract to Chinese and South African firms.
$35m bill to fix apartment block
A court case is under way against the Auckland Council to recover $35m in repairs.
How pandemic hit house-building consents
2168 new homes consented in April, lowest for a month in nine years
Ngāti Whātua changes plans at first free-market housing subdivision
'A third room seems sensible as a flexible space' - Donnelly
How Covid-19 is reshaping urban lives
Harry de Quetteville asks: Will our cities ever be the same again?
'No price on paradise': Who's building on city's biggest waterfront site?
$15m new house, initially planned in 2016, now under way
270 Newmarket insurance staff moving to CBD next year
"You lose your culture if you have all your people working from home all the time."