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Tourism is the standout bright spot, while new-build construction still lags.

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

Businesses on the Personal Property Securities Register could be first in line for money.

Freightways led the pack with half-year net profit rising 17.2% to $52.5 million.

'Paying a lot of attention to corporate overheads and costs in the organisation': Reding.

The 88,000sq m NZICC can host more than 4000 people across vast event spaces.

Freightways, Port of Tauranga and Summerset offer clues on broader demand.

'I speak a number of languages': Fletcher boss after chanting a mōteatea to guests today.

OPINION: Why this earnings season matters more than the numbers.

Ouch. Turning down an invitation to the ceremony marking the $2b Mainland event hurt.

The country's busiest commercial builder secured $1.2 billion of work last year.

Fonterra’s revenue rose 5.6% to $24.1b, extending its long-held top ranking.

Plans for the expansion include 240 high-security beds in 160 cells.

Auckland and Otago contributed most to annual rise in building consents issued.

Still trying to sell Auckland car parks for $200m, NZICC finally opening in February.

Five new stores are already opened or planned, but the CEO talks a two-pronged strategy.

Next year's largest event is in July: 2000 people will be at the coral reef symposium.

'A giant? Probably a medium-sized building for us.' - Simon Neale on new B320 project

Pacific Door Systems said last month it had become aware of 'contamination issues'.

'It's a very patchy, volatile market' – Fletcher's Andrew Reding.

Company sued waterproofers over NZICC but is being sued by SkyCity over the same building.

Will this month's company reporting season reveal a turnaround for the sharemarket?

Fletcher Building said in June that it had received 'ongoing inbound inquiries'.