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Before and after at CBD $1m+ weatherboard do-up

"It was just an absolute mess. It was disgusting. It wasn't clever" - Jason Armstrong

Roof going on new $300m+ North Shore Hospital block

New block rising at the near-capacity hospital with big staffing pressures

Construction giant wants more Māori leadership at all levels of its business

Downer Construction wants to increase tangata whenua working in key roles.

Two deaths a month and one serious injury a day on building sites, stats show

Experts are calling for a "renewed focus" on construction health and safety.

Macquarie may back out of $220m SkyCity car park deal

"A car park buyback is not part of our current discretionary capital strategy" - CFO.

Still booming: New housing consents jump back up

Recovery evident from July numbers.

Fletcher Living plans 160-home Ōkahukura venture

9.3ha greenfields site is on Albany Highway and new entry road will be created.

Wharf explosion: Union questions health and safety procedures

Worksafe said any information would be 'months away'.

Beach Haven cliff collapse: Mystery of vanishing vegetation

On July 15 there was a slip beneath the recently built $2.25m property.

Older Auckland offices half-empty, yet new blocks rise: Why?

Precinct boss says some of the older stock may be struggling to meet people's needs.

Covid-recovery law sees 55-level Auckland apartment tower fast-tracked

The block is set to be one level shorter than The Pacifica.

How listed landlord boosted profit by 9pc

Board and management expect to deliver further earnings, distribution growth.

Ryman abandons $95m plans for new village in Australia

Setbacks, including problems securing consents, resulted in property going on the market.

Premium: DCI Data Centres launched $400m 'AKL02'

DCI Data Centres CEO Malcolm Roe, Digital Economy Minister David Clark and Brookfield managing director Udhay Mathialagan turn the sod for 'AKL02', a $400 million data centre campus that will be built in Albany on Auckland's North Shore. Video / NZ Herald

Small Business: How this tech firm is defying the tight labour market

Paul Naude talks about 'moonlighting' and why this is looking to become more popular.

'Very benign': Watchdog didn't bite hard on house materials

Report's 'findings and recommendations are very benign', said Grant Swanepoel of Jarden.