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'In my blood': How a mum swapped law for tools in male-dominated field

Kerley left a 12-year law career and three kids at home to pursue the tools.

'Disappointing': Soft GDP growth exposes fragile recovery and households reluctant to spend

Private consumption fell 0.1%, the first drop in household spending since 2024.

$100m Waikato steel manufacturing plant wins fast-track consent

'The ultimate goal is to reduce the need to import steel' – expert panel on fast-tracking.

Judge grills Trump team over $683m White House ballroom plan

The President's $683m, 8361sq m project follows the demolition of the East Wing.

Neighbours tried to stop $10m luxury apartment block in St Marys Bay

Fourteen neighbours objected but were locked out by non-notified consent.

Seascape ghost tower: What could happen to Auckland's stalled super-project now

What next? What are the receivers doing? Will it be finished? Abandoned? Sold? Demolished?

From Pigeon Palace to car parking: Food Alley site to get cars, not tower

The former Food Alley and Yates block will get landscaping, seating and CCTV.

Supermarket boom: Is your area about to get a new store?

Woolworths Paerāta Rise will open next February with an online order hub.

Teak Construction liquidation: Max Key caught in $7.9m failure

Subcontractors complained they were owed large amounts over extensive periods of time.

Jackie Lloyd: Construction can't afford to leave half its talent on the sidelines

OPINION: Women hold only around 16% of jobs in New Zealand's construction workforce.

Big project, big questions: What you need to know about the Kaiwaikawe wind farm project

Mercury says its $287m project can power 27,000 homes for about 30 years.

‘No money’: Longevity Construction faces liquidation as ex-managers chase $300k payout

The company owner says there is simply 'no money' to pay the two former employees.

Demolish, convert or finish: The high-stakes choices facing Seascape’s receivers

The giant's fate hangs in the balance as people in the sector ask what will happen next.

Footpath fight: Residents lose case over closure at retirement village

A disputes panel ruled Arvida could close the path and keep the fence.

$650m Hunua quarry fast-track expansion bid aims to secure Auckland's aggregate supply

About 28% of Auckland's current aggregate supplies come from the existing quarry.

Auckland Airport’s new international check-in: Southbase wins contract

Southbase Group is looking for engineers and other workers after winning the big contract.