Pre-fabricated house-building factory replaces boat builder.

The team behind Dunedin's latest hotel bid has urged a consent panel to back the project.

EDITORIAL: Auckland's Sky Tower marks 20 years at the heart of the city.

Changes to NZGBC home verification tool welcomed by some in health and building sectors.

Costs on two big Fletcher Building projects have blown-out by an estimated $231 million.

Market 'spooked' by Fletcher shock announcement

SkyCity says it's comfortable with the delay from Fletcher on the $470m convention centre.

A $250 million apartment tower associated with the restoration was abandoned last year.

Comment: Leaky buildings are nothing when compared with today's high-rise slums.

Councils and apartment industry to look into prevalence of flammable cladding.

Speculation about a break-up or buyout of Fletcher Building has re-emerged.

WATCH: A 20-metre tower crane is on site at the 24-hectare Coatesville property.

A man has pleaded guilty to nine charges under the Fair Trading Act.

Fulton Hogan lifts first-half pre-tax profit 13 per cent, fattens order book.

New Zealand's labour productivity fell 0.7 per cent in the year to March 2016.

Fletcher Building shares tumbled 12 per cent after the company cut its full-year earnings guidance.

An Australian-headquartered business is buying New Zealand's second-biggest builder, ending a long association with the wealthy Auckland-based

Downer EDI, the Australian-based infrastructure and mining firm, has agreed to acquire Hawkins from the McConnell family.

A shimmering glass tower has been revealed as the new look for Dunedin's proposed five-star hotel.

A new image of the $850 million Commercial Bay development shows what it will look like from midtown.

New Zealand's construction boom is expected to be the single biggest driver of employment growth over the next three years.

A dearth of qualified scaffolding workers could be be a setback for the earthquake rebuild, an industry group says.

Queenstown's building boom has pushed crane numbers up 600 per cent in the last few months.

An engineer accused of bribery has said his entertainment of public officials extended well beyond the Auckland Transport and Rodney District Council staff.

Fulton Hogan chairman Mike Holloway will leave the board for health reasons at the end of the year.

Hawkins boss says demand for construction jobs could not be met by training alone, and it was essential for skilled migrants to fill positions.

The Chinese government will have to balance building quickly with the often-conflicting demands of transparency.

Building a house during Tauranga's boom is costing more and taking longer due to a shortage of tradesmen.

Fletcher Construction's chief is upbeat about the "wave of work" in the infrastructure sector.

Finance Minister Bill English will this week unveil plans to spend an additional $15 billion on infrastructure by 2025.