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Inland Revenue closes office due to seismic risk, 1000 staff sent home
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The 'defiant' new boss of retirement giant Oceania Healthcare
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Chatham Islands set for the jet age as runway project gets green light
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Ryman's $200m Mount Eliza plans labelled 'inappropriate'
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Appeals send $1b Sleepyhead plan to Environment Court
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'Kōkihi - 95 apartments where once 7 houses stood': Woods
Paul Majurey: "Emphasis on whanaungatanga - relationship, not profit."
Developers warn septic tank overflow now classed as wetland, hurting housing supply
New rules capture farm tracks as wetlands.
Company fined $361k for misleading representations about steel mesh
Euro Corporation was the final company to be sentenced after a series of investigations.
Auckland tiny house companies sink into insolvency
"Poor trading conditions caused by Covid-19 precipitated the liquidation."
Aurecon leases part of $250m Mansons TCLM block
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Developer responds to release of $1b+ infrastructure fund
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'Ridiculous' shortage of MIQ spaces for construction workers
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'Demolition but smarter': How old state houses are turning into tiny homes for the homeless
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Wellington city struggles with 138% construction workforce shortfall
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Christopher Niesche: Billionaire Kerry Stokes soon to notch up another big win
The dyslexic boy from the slums of Melbourne outsmarts business rivals to build a fortune.
Business Hub: New Arvida CEO Jeremy Nicoll talks rugby and retirement
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Grey Lynn's cooperative housing scheme: what's it like?
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Building activity hits record levels but Covid still causing delays
Building activity rose 3.7% in the first quarter, the biggest quarterly rise in two years.
Bitter battle over Waiheke marina ends as deal struck
Developer won't seek costs against opponents - new deal struck
Apartment developer says law change would slow building progress
"Proposed changes will encumber development" - Conrad Properties.
Costco in NZ: Retailer's plans as roof goes on $100m+ site
Retailer employs 275,000 staff worldwide and has 100 million members.
Radius, E-road report results
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Small property company has big plans as profit lifts 207%
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Fletcher projects spectacular 315pc Ebit turnaround
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