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Passion project: Ex-All Black and billionaire partner demolish waterfront home for new mansion

Separate office, spa and cinema room with a projector equipment anteroom planned.

Can AKL's city centre rebound? Why recovery is critical for NZ's economy

AKL Council and Eke Panuku release a video illustrating how far the city centre has come.

Auckland infrastructure projects under pressure due to skills shortages, Covid

Two of city's biggest infrastructure projects are facing major cost increases and delays.

Property landlord has given $10m help to tenants during Covid

The $2.5 billion listed landlord is one of New Zealand's hardest hit businesses.

10,000 new build-to-rent homes planned in $5b venture

Simplicity members will get first dibs on renting those new homes.

A warning against hiring an unregistered builder

Warning issued not to hire unregistered builders as long wait times loom.

Editorial: Like Lonely Planet, we love Auckland - we can't wait for it to reopen

OPINION: Auckland best city to visit? In normal times, yes.

Simon Wilson's Glasgow Diary: Glendowie to the rescue

Today's news about the weather, ahead of the world's most important climate meeting yet.

Council releases images to show why filthy building site shut down

'Sediment is New Zealand's worst pollutant. We spend a lot of effort trying to reduce it.'

Apartments, offices, shops planned for Laura Fergusson Rehabilitation site in Epsom

Development plans for rehab site shut in a controversial move last year

Builder of digger-attacked house ordered to stop work

Court Judge David Kirkpatrick issued the three orders against DDL Homes and DDL Estates.

Supply crunch: Steel delivery times jump to four months

'We're not running out. We're making steel 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at Glenbrook.'

Public can now submit reactions to $300m Bayswater plans

Genuine community engagement was being sought from the developer - Chris Darby.

Steel shortage to hit $26b building sector: industry chief

"About to affect the entire country. Most jobs rely on reinforcing steel and mesh" - Leys

How lockdown changes Fletcher's outlook

Analysts issue negative and positive views before company's AGM in a fortnight

Ex-tomato growers to quit half their Auckland waterfront site

Council claimed $400,000 unpaid rates and penalties, a compromise was reached.