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$100m expansion underway at private Christchurch hospital
The revamped facility will have nine theatres and 61 beds when it opens next year.
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Should the Reserve Bank care about your job as well as inflation?
OPINION: High unemployment strengthens the case for a dual mandate.
Eco-friendly pod builder's failure costs creditors 95.2c in every dollar
Builder used a Swedish system for healthier, sustainable homes. Creditors lost big time.
'Everywhere man': Chris Bishop tops Property Insider power list
Ten people were mentioned more than any others since October 2023 when the column started.
Rising demand: New four- to six-theatre hospital planned for Epsom
It will be in the Gilgit Rd, Epsom campus, which has had a $190m expansion since 2022.
'Stung for $100k': Same water boss hired through same agency 3 years apart
The DIA used the same firm to hire Michael Brewster for a similar role in 2023.
'Stimulation, not suffering': Les Mills unveils cold plunge pool, bigger saunas
Upgrades cost $3.5m at one gym but nationally, the business is spending $6m expanding.
Southern Cross North Harbour capacity to rise as buildings nearly double in size
The project will nearly double hospital’s existing footprint and add much-needed capacity.
Labour's living wage pledge could 'end in tears', economist warns
Hiking wages without lifting productivity risks causing inflation to spike.
Harcourts agent must pay buyer $23,800 over third car park claim
Tribunal found that the buyer suffered a loss due to her actions: two, not three parks.
Taxpayers still paying $28.5m to fix Middlemore Hospital leaks
McIndoe houses the emergency department, intensive care and national burns unit.
Failed townhouse development leaves creditors facing $4.7m hole
Vincent Capital claims the collapsed developer owes it $2.7m.
The Auckland investor who bought 60 apartments in one deal
Stonemont bought units in a waterfront block this year and has dozens of ex-Du Val units.
'Going on for eight years': Residents v Southern Cross
Negotiations are ongoing. Terms are due to be agreed in Environment Court by November 30.
Jenée Tibshraeny: Is Labour's $3.7b social housing pledge what NZ needs?
ANALYSIS: The Bottom Line investigates the change the party's policy could bring.
Health insurer Southern Cross records surplus as it pays out $1.8b in claims
Meanwhile, its membership numbers have fallen from 955,301 in 2024 to 935,095 this year.
City Rail Link contractor liquidated after IRD application
Inland Revenue remains the dominant driver of liquidation enforcement actions.
The meaning behind the giant spirals beside Auckland’s Southern Motorway
Simplicity Living's Shane Brealey says the new sculptures vary from 16-32m tall.
Telco out, hospital in: Six operating theatres for Smales Farm block
Where the telco One NZ once was at Smales Farm, a private hospital will soon open.
New Zealand has never been this divided ... is that our economic problem?
OPINION: For many voters, the economic recovery remains theoretical.
Who is owed money by failed restaurant Mekong Baby?
Owners believed in working hard, caring and giving their best, but it wasn't enough.
Crane count rises to 106 down from 157 at building boom peak
Auckland remains 'epicentre' of activity: 58 long-term high-rise fixed, crawler cranes.
Billionaire Normans to demolish ex-Beca HQ auditorium for new entrance
Hundreds of staff from James Pascoe Group will shift from Union St to Pitt St eventually.
Vulnerabilities that saw the Reserve Bank make mistakes during the pandemic still exist – review
Independent reviewers recommend how to improve monetary policymaking.
'Grave concern' – Jude Dobson and neighbours fight proposed aged-care home on their street
A strong submission to the council opposes the aged-care home.
'Materially incomplete': Du Val managers probe group records
Managers will seek court directions as forensic accounting continues.