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More a resort than student digs: First look inside new UniLodge Auckland Central

Ashton Mitchell architect Cliff Paul's stylish new Auckland CBD tower for uni students.

Nick Leggett: We shouldn't sell our state assets unless we're building

OPINION: Infrastructure NZ says asset recycling could unlock $200b in future growth.

White House expands East Wing demolition as critics decry Trump overreach

Historic items from the first lady’s office have been stored for safekeeping.

Litigation, leaky pipes feature at Fletcher Building AGM

Litigation against waterproofers, SkyCity suing Fletcher, motorway fight resolved.

'Music to my ears': Trump lauds sound of White House demolition work

Democrats say the demolition shows Trump's disregard for the historic mansion.

Inside Economics: Mojo deficit – why Kiwis still pin their hopes on property

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

‘Absolutely a massive deal’: $51.5m Kaikohe housing plan unveiled

The project aims to deliver 100 affordable rental homes by mid-2027.

Surprise find under 153-year-old Auckland university building

A well dating back to the 1800s and a stone plaque were found during building restoration.

Property Insider: Auckland Uni's new $200m+ tower, Three Kings land sales, flood-prone land for sale

'A giant? Probably a medium-sized building for us.' - Simon Neale on new B320 project

$20m+ collapse: Six companies in liquidation, creditors named

It is too soon to say if any money will be available to pay debts.

Fletcher Building targets further $100m savings in big cuts

'Further declines in trading volumes and ongoing pressure on margins' - Andrew Reding.

Williams Corporation 'intends to pursue a public listing'

'Our focus now is to rebuild towards that level': Matthew Horncastle on NZX listing plans.

Shane Te Pou: My message to Christopher Luxon – stop playing tough

OPINION: Stop playing tough and start showing love for young jobseekers.

Auckland Harbour Bridge maintenance costs nearly double because of paint job

The original coating - from 1969 - is reaching the end of its designed life.

Dunedin millionaire helping first-time buyers into homes

76-year-old Roger Fewtrell, founder of Southern Hospitality, is funding 250 affordable homes in Dunedin to help working families buy their first homes and boost city housing.

Why this multi-millionaire is giving 250 first-time house-buyers $100k each

Ben Tomsett sits down with a self-made businessman on why he's giving back.