
Gib crisis: What happened at meeting between Fletcher chiefs and critics
Critics met Fletcher Building bosses to talk about the Gib crisis - with mixed results.
Critics met Fletcher Building bosses to talk about the Gib crisis - with mixed results.
Winstone to offer about 8 per cent rise in plasterboard supply.
'We need to help as many companies as we can get through this' - Shane Brealey.
Builders fight to break Gib maker's near monopoly on approved product.
Fletcher bought ETEX board, deal ended but hopes for resumption soon.
'Necessity is the mother of invention. Gib will lose ... a lot of loyalty.' - Rick Herd
'We're just at the start of the failure of supply caused by our monopoly provider.'
Company blames miscommunication for piles of Gib at building site.
A further plunge on Wall Street dragged the NZ sharemarket down nearly 1 per cent.
Sharp rise despite lockdowns, rising interest rates, talk of US recession.
Three years after the massive fire, work is about to start rebuilding the roof.
The three-pronged attack aimed at solving the drastic Gib plasterboard shortage.
"This fast-track legislation is being used wrongly." - Troy Elliott.
Local residents and retailers will be consulted about plans for seven-level blocks.
Around 200,000 truck-loads of soil raised the 15.1ha quarry floor by 10m to 15m.
Heavyweights tell price probe their materials are a smaller part of the overall cost.
"I just said what I was going to do and I did it," Ross Taylor said of five-year plan.
Analysts are relatively upbeat about what could be announced next week.
The best of business in New Zealand set to be honoured in the annual Top 200 awards.
Issues relate to custody unit at new central city police station.
Results of the Herald's annual stock-picking game are in ... and the top picks for 2022.
PlaceMakers said it would absorb the sudden price rise in the short term.
No rest home, hospital, gym, swimming pool, hairdressing salon or bowling green at Vivid.
We pay 20-30% more for building materials than Australians: Productivity Commission.
Company annual shareholder meeting at 2pm today in a virtual forum.
Experts warn that first-time developers are cutting corners in the current hot market.
Big businesses have been granted an exemption to import and introduce rapid antigen tests.
Analysts issue negative and positive views before company's AGM in a fortnight
"You can't do much without concrete" - Julien Leys, Building Industry Federation.