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Treasury advice stings Twyford
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Rose Gardens buyers complain, developers hit back
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Unlicensed house roofer fined $2500
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Construction firm knocked with $19K penalty for employment breaches
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Hawkins to pay millions for leaky school buildings
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Council plan to raise housing developers' costs slammed
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Bunnings aims to double NZ revenue: new boss
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Prisoners build house, gain qualifications
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Job cuts looming at Fletcher Building
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Fletcher Building pull-back drives up construction costs
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$300m Auckland housing project proceeding
A $300m project to boost housing in northwest Auckland could boost public transport too.
$300m project to fast-track 6200 new Auckland homes in doubt
A $300m plan for a housing project in West Auckland is in doubt.
Expert warns against Fletcher hype
Investment specialist pours cold water on Fletcher deal
Dodgy cable used in at least 15 buildings to be banned in NZ
WorkSafe bans potentially dangerous TPS cable seven months after first raising alarm.
Brian Rudman: At last, a Govt that treats city as part of NZ
COMMENT: It is nice at last to have a Govt that treats Auckland not as a rival power base.
Editorial: Govt housing scheme looks sound
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Slow progress on $600m Auckland housing plan
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Building firm collapse leaves customers in limbo
A luxury home building company has gone into liquidation.
Four in line to build $1.2bn wastewater tunnel
Four companies are in the running to build a $1.2 billion wastewater tunnel in Auckland.
Severe worker shortage could derail Kiwibuild
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