
Market ponders Fletcher Building post-fire
Where to now for a post-fire Fletcher Building: Analysts ponder pros and cons.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
"It was an amazingly iconic building yesterday and will be again" - SkyCity CEO.
Fletcher boss Ross Taylor and SkyCity's Graeme Stephens refused to answer the question.
Firefighters are asking the public to bear with them as the fight SkyCity blaze.
Bosses of SkyCity and Fletcher Building front up to media just blocks from the blaze.
Expert who consulted on centre's fire risk shares insight into what's driving the blaze.
Executives are set to provide an update on the fire at 10am today.
Clever Core NZ plant being unveiled at Cavendish Dr, Wiri
COMMENT: Could a collective of iwi take guardianship of the disputed land?
Commentators discuss what kind of trade deals are best.
There's been a lot of finger-pointing about who started the pricing war
Ross Taylor aims to get Australian margins up to 7 per cent within the next few years.
Some analysts have down-graded forecasts after Fletcher Building's result.
EDITORIAL: Globally the recession risk is rising, but there are solid local results.
About two-thirds of the company's future revenue will be from New Zealand.
Increases come despite a precipitous drop in the share price.
Company still facing tough Australian conditions and construction challenges.
Peter Reidy took up the reins at Fletcher Construction 10 months ago.
Labour's Māori caucus admits it could face competition from the Māori Party next year.
The occupation has loomed over the Prime Minister's visit to Tūrangawaewae Marae.
Star halfback was out and about speaking to those at the site in Mangere yesterday.
Listed landlord Precinct Properties posts its result on the NZX.
Simon Bridges says some engaging peacefully; others 'want a cause'.
Police presence will involve more Iwi Liaison Officers and Māori Responsiveness Managers.
COMMENT: Four ideas of what a solution at Ihumātao could look like.
"The cops need to be told to calm down, and back off" - Auckland Councillor Efeso Collins.
They raise concerns over consultation with Māori in allowing the development.
Protest leader opens up about why she won't give up the fight for her people's land.
It is entering week two at the site for some, and months for others.