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Property Insider: The dire state of Auckland CBD real estate

A close look at 12 sites around the CBD gives an insight into the state of the market.

'Warming trend': Short subtropical shift before sub-zero chill bites again

South Island lows may hit -5C before warmer air arrives.

Gary Gotlieb: Helipads, boatsheds and NZ's unfair resource consent system

OPINION: The RMA process makes it easier for wealthy applicants to get consent.

Patrick Brockie: $5.5b rail link's sweeping legacy for New Zealand

CRL’s commitment to lifting the infrastructure bar is a catalyst for wider change.

Peter Reidy: Why KiwiRail's bold electrification plan is crucial for NZ's future

Development should be seen through a transport lens rather than road v rail.

Chris Bishop: NZ trapped in infrastructure 'Gordian knot'

We are getting on with building infrastructure — not just announcing it.

Long-term skills key to NZ’s infrastructure growth

NZ needs to develop a local workforce to both maintain infrastructure and move on.

Simon Bridges: Why NZ's energy market needs urgent reform

Investment in new generation is not happening on the scale or speed it needs to.

Cold snap continues before weather shift promises rain, severe gales

Rain is set to hit Fiordland Wednesday, spreading nationwide by Friday.

Baby in bus case: Community blindsided by incident involving well-known family

The defendant was bright and engaging as a child and positive things were expected of her.

Police name teen killed in South Auckland street fight

A 19-year-old man has been charged with wounding in connection with the incident.

Calls made for fast-tracking of 'coward punch' laws after rugby supporter's death

Daniel Nganeko died after he was allegedly punched outside a rugby clubroom.

Auckland First XV semis decided, rivals to clash for Canterbury title

The semifinals and finals around the country have been decided.

Peters marks Cook Islands anniversary with coded message: Don't risk it all on China

Winston Peters delivered a coded warning.

Engineer honoured for leadership in empowering women in construction

Arden Hermans founded Girls in Infrastructure to share how "cool" the industry is.

One critically injured after being hit by bus in Onehunga

Church St was closed between Selwyn Ave and Upper Municipal Place.