Temporary plywood for shattered Sky Tower floor panel
Architect says there is 'no problem' with cracked glass floor at Sky Tower.
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A group of tourists had the fright of their lives earlier today.
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The Government is "cannibalising" affordable houses for public housing, NGOs say.
$247m sale, major leasing: Mansons secure year's top deal to date
$200m-plus office sale this year's biggest.
Phil Goff compared to Donald Trump in harbour battle
Phil Goff sent his apologies to an angry crowd baying for his blood.
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff cast as villain at protest
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Looming crisis: Auckland Harbour Bridge at capacity in 11 years
A new report says the next harbour crossing could be rail-only, and we're late to plan it.
Sustainable buildings a 'new era' in construction
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Delayed apartment project: Stay with us, Alexandra Park developer urges buyers
Alexandra Park apartment project hits more snags.
Four big NZ malls drive annual sales up $400m
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New mega hotel complex planned for Queenstown
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Mainzeal: Anatomy of a corporate downfall
What went wrong at Mainzeal? We found out this week.
Construction firm in voluntary administration, subbies remove tools
Sub-contractors have been removing tools from a building site today.
Political Roundup: Shipley's downfall raises questions about NZ's political class
It's a big deal when a court rules against a former Prime Minister.
$112 million signed off for Town Hall
The fate of Wellington's Town Hall will be revealed today, after a budget blow-out.
$36m Mainzeal ruling: Can Shipley and co-directors pay up?
Some directors, including Shipley, may struggle to meet the costs.
Three Mainzeal directors respond to $36m order
Clive Tilby, Peter Gomm and former PM Jenny Shipley issued a joint written statement.
Construction company hits Auckland snag, cuts back on tenders
Arrow changing how it wins work
Comment: Our market for building materials is open
Comment: NZ's market for imported building materials is open and competitive.
Australian giant behind $790m Newmarket revamp releases financials
Scentre Group on track for opening Newmarket later this year
Collapsed Auckland company owes creditors $10.2m
Precision Foundry was placed into receivership on December 18.
Consent-free cabins avoid red tape
The Tube Room's curving walls give it 20 per cent more volume than a conventional cabin.
Fletcher Building's profits set for 10% dip
Fletcher Building's half-year result out on Wednesday
Can Auckland host mega events without SkyCity Convention Centre?
ATEED responds to SkyCity Convention Centre delays.
SkyCity's convention centre delay hits 7900 delegates
Around 7900 delegates won't be able to gather at the $703 million centre early next year.
SkyCity's $97m profit, convention centre won't open till second-half 2020
There are more delays for the SkyCity Convention Centre.
Why affordable Wanaka KiwiBuild homes are unsold
What's wrong with Wanaka's KiwiBuild scheme?
SkyCity half-year result, NZICC update due tomorrow
SkyCity will give an update on progress of the troubled International Convention Centre.
Fletcher would sell Ihumātao if 'serious' offer made
Protestors are planning another demonstration this week.
'It's really cheap to build here, it's nuts': Expat Kiwi on why she won't rush home
Outfit with own supply chain would force pricing rethink, says expert.
KiwiBuild could be answer to high costs
EDITORIAL: KiwiBuild could give a contractor the scale to buy materials more cheaply.
Extra 57,600 people needed in building sector - study
This study coincides with PM Jacinda Ardern's big push for vocational training.