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Builder failed working for Kāinga Ora, liquidators now trying to recover money
BNZ, Fletchers, Carters, Steel & Tube, plumbers and roofers are among those owed money.
Climate delay is climate denied
OPINION: Five experts decry plans in our largest city to leave the issue to the ETS.
NZ Steel worker has coronavirus - staff alerted in emergency meetings
NZ Steel staff told about the confirmed case by email and in emergency meetings.
Steel & Tube warns of further hit to first-half profit
The business said its results would be hit by a $2 million charge for debt write-offs.
NZ Steel earnings jump 75% on strong demand
Strong demand and better prices have boosted earnings for NZ Steel.
Nearly 900 to strike at BlueScope steel mills
Steel workers from BlueScope will go on strike for a second time in 24 hours tomorrow.
Nick Collins: Kiwi metals manufacturing needs protection
COMMENT: New Zealand steel makers could do with some protection too.
NZ Steel in A$100m profit turnaround
The turnaround comes after two years of deep cost-cutting, sales and a change in focus.
Subsidies not hitting NZ Steel margins: MBIE
Chinese subsidies are too small to have injured the domestic industry, MBIE says.
Manukau leader Nganeko Minhinnick dies
Dame Nganeko Minhinnick, who led a claim to clean up the Manukau Harbour, has died.
Sprinklers on despite water crisis
Auckland may be in its worst water crisis for 23 years — but it seems someone forgot to tell the council's development arm, Panuku.
NZ Steel returns to profit in first half
A cost reduction drive, higher global steel prices, and synergies have seen a strong return to operating profit.
Smythe: Design the edge our steel needs
Comment: Time is ripe for New Zealand Steel to leverage off "possibly the most valuable iron in the world".
Editorial: Do we need a steelworks?
Larger countries may be able to protect their own steel makers but New Zealand needs to think carefully.
Fair trade vital for our industry to survive
Many New Zealand domestic industries built up in the past 50 to 100 years are in jeopardy because of inadequate trade remedies that favour importers over local producers.
A2 Milk, Steel Tube lead index down
New Zealand shares dipped for a second day in a row yesterday, led lower by A2 Milk Co and Steel & Tube Holdings while Fletcher Building rose on construction expectations.
Bluescope halves net value of steel assets in A$350m writedown
Australian steel maker Bluescope is to make a A$350 million write down on the value of its New Zealand Steel and Pacific Steel businesses.
294m ship berth shocks marine officers
Marine officers are aghast a 294-metre iron-sands export ship will be allowed to berth close to the rugged Waikato west coast tomorrow - without a licensed pilot.
Equiticorp - the longest goodbye
In the year 2010, nearly 22 years after one of New Zealand's biggest corporate collapses, it's a little unnerving to call accountant