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Fletcher update on costs, timings, insurance after SkyCity fire

Fletcher is still working to determine the impact of the fire.

Collapsed Tower Cranes owes Bank of New Zealand $13.3m

Company expanded quickly and was caught by rising costs and other failures.

Palmerston North-based firm wins Sarjeant redevelopment contract

Green light given for Sarjeant Gallery redevelopment.

Who are 10 possible entities key to NZICC fire probe?

We know the number, but who may be involved in the co-operative investigation.

New $1b Commercial Bay: how safe in a fire?

"The ACP used has a modified core making it fire resistant"

Kiwi Property in trading halt, $200m offer launched

Kiwi outlines expansion plans in $200m offer investor presentation

Inside Fletcher's multi-million dollar Christchurch dispute

Fletcher is being sued by utilities contractor Electrix.

$790m Westfield Newmarket to be finished next month

Westfield Newmarket is ahead of other rival mega-projects.

SkyCity, Fletcher won't name their insurers

Fletcher boss Ross Taylor and SkyCity's Graeme Stephens refused to answer the question.

SkyCity blaze: No automatic fire alarm system on incomplete centre levels

Bosses of SkyCity and Fletcher Building front up to media just blocks from the blaze.

SkyCity boss on 'absolutely devastating' fire

Executives are set to provide an update on the fire at 10am today.

$300m Park Hyatt further delayed, new opening date revealed

"The hotel is moving into the final phase of the fitout." Fu Wah spokesman

A house in six weeks: Inside Fletcher's new mega factory

Clever Core NZ plant being unveiled at Cavendish Dr, Wiri

Building confidence: construction sector growth forecast to hit $43b

Upbeat building industry, despite some high profile failures, as work climbs to $43b

'No evidence': Experts hit back at shoddy building claims

The experts say there is a lot of hearsay but little hard evidence.

Urgent industry change needed to combat poor construction - investigators

Concrete investigators are calling for mandatory quality assurance.