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Du Val to resume investor payments

Plus, development vehicle in liquidation owes $10.2m.

Far North’s only indoor pool closes after part of roof falls off, hits staff member

Swimmers look forward to re-opening after training in chilly outdoor pools.

Wharenui build to use quake-resistant Māori method

The technique, mīmiro, will be used to rebuild a historic Bay of Plenty wharenui.

Sacked building boss claims he's owed $1.7m in bonuses

The general manager lost his job following a company restructuring process.

Breaking down concrete barriers: Visually impaired apprentice with autism excels

Todd Maitland shows why people from all backgrounds should consider a career in trades.

Environment Minister allows Auckland Council reprieve on Government intensification push after floods, cyclone

'Extension to enable staff to investigate flooding impacts and its implications': Parker

Police station opens, four years after original damaged in fire

Police say it is the second station to be solar-powered in New Zealand.

Joiner still loves his job after two decades

Craig Martin has celebrated 20 years of working at Kitchen Creators.

Apartment pioneer caught up in Scarbro liquidation - what's next?

Leuschke Group designed the complex with 112 residences, 12 apartments and seven shops.

Revealed: NZ's top 50 builders

One firm has projects worth more than $850m in Auckland.

Millions owed: Director has second modular building company collapse within months

Cabin and shed-maker collapse leaves almost $1m in debt to more than 70 creditors.

Sir Paul Adams, Ted Manson: Raised in state houses, billion-dollar sales success

What can we learn from them? What is their new direction these days?

Scarbro liquidator: Building sites being transferred back to customers

Information about the failure due out on Monday, explaining the fate of around 60 staff.

Northlander injured while preparing to go through the Panama Canal

Givealittle page set up for builder in ICU in a Panamanian hospital.

Record crane count reflects busy building sector

Queenstown had the biggest increase: crane numbers shot from eight last year to 15 now.

Defying the odds: How Madam Woo survived financial woes

'One of the few successful voluntary administrations that’s occurred in New Zealand.'