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Williams Corporation 'intends to pursue a public listing'

'Our focus now is to rebuild towards that level': Matthew Horncastle on NZX listing plans.

Auckland Harbour Bridge maintenance costs nearly double because of paint job

The original coating - from 1969 - is reaching the end of its designed life.

Dunedin millionaire helping first-time buyers into homes

76-year-old Roger Fewtrell, founder of Southern Hospitality, is funding 250 affordable homes in Dunedin to help working families buy their first homes and boost city housing.

‘We’re providing a lifestyle’: Developer's vision for beach town on Auckland's doorstep

On Auckland's doorstep, a new development aims to lead the country with its eco-design.

'I won't give up': Woman pleads for help from businesses to find missing sister

Te Anihana's sister Ebony has travelled from Dunedin to renew the search in Auckland.

Insolvency blights $435m in Auckland apartment projects, IRD chases others

Insolvency experts at BDO, Khov Jones and McGrath Nicol now on two huge apartment schemes.

Community help needed to rebuild swing bridge that became a 'symbol of Central Hawke's Bay's vision'

'The swing bridge has always been more than wood, steel and concrete.'

'Faulty Towers': Further trouble at Onehunga's Beachcroft Residences

Andrew Grenfell is vowing to complete the scheme and deliver every unit to the buyers.

SkyCity's new CEO got pay package worth $2.6m, $3.4m forecast for next year

The previous CEO only made $1.35m but Jason Walbridge's 2026 pay may be as much as $3.4m.

Knee replacements, colonoscopies – breaking down the highest-value claims in Southern Cross’ record $1.7b year

Members who remain insured for more than 20 years get 96.5c back from premiums paid.

Property Insider: Eke Panuku’s legacy and what will replace the agency that has changed the shape of Auckland

'Guiding urban renewal projects across the Auckland region' - Allan Young's achievements.

Earthquake-prone building system changes revealed

Finance Minister Nicola Willis, PM Christopher Luxon and Building & Construction Minister Chris Penk unveil changes to NZ’s earthquake-prone building system. Video / Mark Mitchell

Is your property impacted? Earthquake-prone building system changes revealed

The decision follows a review of the ratings system.

New Zealand's largest build-to-rent project, the 297-unit Te Reiputa in Mt Wellington

Liz Thomas, a Simplicity Living site manager, shows off the new display suite at the huge project, due to be finished next May.

First look inside NZ’s biggest build-to-rent: Simplicity Living’s $225m Te Reiputa

Te Reiputa (the whale tooth neck pendant) has five buildings of three to 11 storeys high.

Liquidator seeks buyer for failed Auckland food business, with 35 jobs on the line

Gourmet pies, cakes and savouries made by companies hit by a combination of events.