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Remedial work lined up for stricken Ahuriri wharf

The council closed part of Nelson Quay wharf, carpark and the boat ramp five weeks ago.

Christine Fletcher and Troy Churton: Why Auckland's 2 million-home zoning plan goes too far, too fast

OPINION: Plan Change 120 is one of the most contentious ever proposed by Auckland Council.

Nailing an apprenticeship through neurodiversity: 'Working with my hands helps me remember things'

'It’s not about fixing yourself – it’s about finding what works for you.'

'National treasure': $50m plan to revive Waiwera hot pools unveiled

Developers aim to reopen the now-levelled 1.6ha site by late 2027.

'We have no choice': Hapū stands against high-end home development

Developer Jonathan Quigley promises 28% ecological planting and advanced water treatment.

Oceania Healthcare sells seven rest homes, cuts support office staff by 20%

$3b retirement giant aims to increase income, repay debt, save costs.

Pāpāmoa's Pacific Lakes retirement village opens new $40m community centre

Three hundred residents get new amenities at their village: a new central hub.

Ryman shuts two Christchurch rest homes, reports interim loss

Work to relevel the main Edmund Hillary hospital wing in Remuera is now completed.

'Delivered with heart': Award blockbuster for University of Auckland

Uni property boss Simon Neale called 'a catalyst for change'. He won a leadership prize.

Revenue down, profit up for Oceania after expenses cut

The $150m Helier opened in 2023, was 69% empty in 2024 but that has dropped to 45% now.

National architecture awards out: 29 prizes, 11 categories

Twenty-nine awards in 11 categories were made at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre.

Lindt opening third store, plans to expand further in New Zealand

Chocolate business plans to open further shops in New Zealand, nothing confirmed yet.

Goodman increases revenue, profit and shows plans for ex-Villa Maria estate

Portfolio of warehouse, logistics, industrial buildings was called strong and resilient.

Argosy profit nearly doubles as chairman backs quake reform

Government reforms will reduce unnecessary compliance costs, CEO Peter Mence says.

Woman kept waiting 15 months for $515k repayment of retirement village unit sale

Former resident waits 15 months for repayment as village faces commission complaint.

The Block's Scotty Cam: Would I be a contestant on the show? I don't think so

The hit show's long-time host answers your burning questions about the reality show.