Mainzeal goes into receivership
Mainzeal Property and Construction - one of New Zealand's largest construction companies - has gone into receivership.
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Homes to spring up on golf course
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Kiwi trust says it's a world-beater
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Quake repairs lift building sector
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NZ Post sells properties for $33m
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