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Former KiwiBuild head resigned amid 'leadership complaints'
The reason for Barclay's resignation on January 18 had previously been unknown.
The reason for Barclay's resignation on January 18 had previously been unknown.
Twyford has continued to defend Kiwibuild despite growing criticism.
Foreign-owned house builders apply to opt out of law change.
Of the 98 KiwiBuild homes offered for sale in 2018 ballots, 48 have not been sold.
Twyford admitted he expected only 300 of the 1000 planned homes to be built by July.
The Govt promised to build 1000 by July but Twyford is only expecting 300 to be built.
Matthew Healey picked up rocks on the site and hurled them at 20 double-glazed windows.
New report out on ex-Hawkins business.
Attendees will get a glimpse into some of Waiheke's finest houses.
Retirement villagers irked by racing club's re-siting of ugly building
NZ Chinese Building Industry Association calling for urgent awareness campaign.
COMMENT: Let's strip the Auckland Council of its power to issue building consents.
COMMENT: Eight-point plan to get better housing by disrupting the construction industry.
Properties in upmarket North Shore beach location draw interest from townhouse developers.
A city of the 21st century has more of the past than you might think.
This summer we look back at the big stories of last year. This is from November.
Ebert Construction's failure a symptom of raft of issues.
Ngaruawahia has a new Community Policing Centre. And it comes from Hastings, with love.
100 KiwiBuild houses up in a year - well short of 1000 anticipated.
COMMENT: How exiting a 'bloody scandal' will help Fletcher Building.
Misi Sau Evile misquoted the pricing and completion date of a complex two-story home.
Proud 18-year history, now unsecured creditors claim $4.5m
Firms combine to produce affordable, Māori-style pre-fab houses to Kiwi buyers.
Holdfast name and its Gorilla brands will live on, despite sale to European company.
Pera Te Amo died following a workplace incident in Papakura last weekend.
A lawyer predicts more builders could follow Corbel Construction.
The firm, which had $35m worth of projects underway in Auckland, is now in liquidation.
The 57-level Pacifica building the first to get an exemption from the foreign-buyer ban.