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Ponsonby/Herne Bay/St Marys Bay locals fume about what appears to them to be a dead site.

But expert warns foreign investor appetite for New Zealand assets may cool due to the war.

The directors also defended appointing PKF, raising questions about a move to get BDO in.

Subcontractors complained they were owed large amounts over extensive periods of time.

She slid cash to corrupt INZ employees, but it was the same agency that brought her down.

The giant's fate hangs in the balance as people in the sector ask what will happen next.

A disputes panel ruled Arvida could close the path and keep the fence.

About 28% of Auckland's current aggregate supplies come from the existing quarry.

Calibre Partners is now running the company developing the country's tallest tower.

A subcontractor claims Teak stretched '30 days' to 30 working days for payments.

Foreigners on golden visas may struggle at Waiheke or Aotea Great Barrier: all explained.

A high-profile Teak job was the $72m repair of the central Auckland Victopia apartments.

OPINION: The questions to ask before you resign from your job.

Labour productivity has grown by under 1% a year, while wages rose by about 6% a year.

'Proud of the energy we have put into it' - Glenfield Mall's Ross and Dallas Pendergrast.

Sediment-laden water from the New Windsor site flowed into Oakley Creek.

Precinct has 97% occupancy in its portfolio. Planning new 56-level Auckland twin-towers.

Shayne Elliott among executives to be penalised after bank was fined for misconduct.

The tree was craned off the blocked lawn into the Te Uru Tapu project after three years.

The estate is near the fast-expanding Westgate in the city's northwest outskirts.

Net profit jumped to $46.9m on $73.5m revenue in the half-year to December 31.

Iwi have had three consecutive years of difficulty, but 2025 showed a modest improvement.

Infrawork includes Extrastaff, Visahub and Manila-based Sky Bourne International.

Unemployment, net migration and lower concrete volumes are cited as examples of downturn.

Underlying FY26 ebitda guidance is confirmed at $190m-$210m as dividends remain suspended.

Analysts now expect house-building division Fletcher Living to be sold after construction.

New village opens, land bought for another, speculation on stock exchange relistings.

Exploitation of temporary visa workers leads to six guilty pleas.

The RBNZ must find a balance between supporting the recovery and managing inflation risk.