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The protected trees, at least 80 to 100 years old, were left damaged and unstable.

Vulnerable members of the public 'at risk' as court staff told to shift to Ellerslie.

ANALYSIS: Labour productivity rose 0.8% as firms cut workers faster than output fell.

A four-piece band has already formed at the pavilion. No swimming pool or gym is offered.

The retailer is to operate all hours across the road from Costco Wholesale Westgate.

Asian-based investors and others overseas could be interested in buying the Akl project.

OPINION: Kiwis feel like they're going backwards, regardless of the Government.

The group consumes nearly 36 million litres of fuel annually Diesel makes up 94% of that.

Former operator Tim Moon says his bid for a new five-year lease was rejected.

OPINION: The building's restoration project is planned to result in a 2028 reopening.

The entire tower was covered in shrink wrap for months during the huge building project.

ANALYSIS: Why the Reserve Bank could find itself between a rock and a hard place.

How the body corporate allocated costs to reclad the huge buildings was central to case.

Plumbers have tried to buy pipes in bulk to stockpile and delay having to pay more.

House keys, relationships, trust accounts, leaky homes and roof age were complained about.

OPINION: From the Knowledge Wave to the AI Tsunami.

Roles have dropped significantly across recent years, sparking concern from the Greens.

Where are some of Auckland's biggest projects? Two lists here show a huge intensity push.

ASB now sees GDP shrinking 0.3% in the second quarter and barely growing after.

Calder Stewart has built 750,000sq m of new buildings for $1.5b-plus in last three years.

Another mid-year economic contraction will be a big psychological blow to the nation.

Cry over Seascape and Symphony. Celebrate Precinct and so much else in the city's heart.

OPINION: Progress and potholes – The AI journey ahead.

OPINION: Nicola Willis needs to ration diesel immediately to delay social collapse.

But revenue and revaluations pushed bottom-line after-tax net profit up more than 600%.

Annual inflation tipped to hit 4.1% - well past the Treasury worst case scenario

Auckland dominates with the most cranes, but the numbers nationally are well down.

Land beside railway line owned by Tram Lease, associated with $720m Richlist family.

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