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Covid-19: City Rail Link work continues during lockdown

CRL boss Sean Sweeney said the lockdown will have a significant impact on the project.

Construction sites grind to halt, billion-dollar projects on hold

Delays in construction projects can quickly become expensive.

Robertson and Orr see house prices becoming more 'sustainable'

"There's a shared view that house price growth has been unsustainable," Robertson said.

Fletcher posts $669m net earnings, beats own guidance

Massive turnaround at giant builder, materials manufacturer and supplier

Analysts upbeat ahead of Fletcher Building's annual result

Fletcher Building is expected tomorrow to reaffirm its earnings guidance.

Apartment boom: New builds hit record in Auckland

There are enough to house the entire Queenstown population.

Watch: Inside look at new Zuru Tech house start-up

First house to be produced this year.

Race to finish Transmission Gully: Experts, independent chair brought in

Transmission Gully due to open in less than seven weeks after delays and budget blowouts.

Nightmare on Albert, Victoria streets: 'I'm hanging on by my teeth' - plea for PM to help

PM is asked to act quickly and treat businesses fairly by broken restaurant owner.

Wellington council mulls arts festival payout after theatre delay

Council documents confirm the theatre will not re-open in time to host the festival.

Toxic mould closes lounge, sections of library in Lower Hutt

Hardwick Smith Lounge and the first floor of Petone Library have been temporary closed.

Why this 'accessible' footpath has a bollard smack-bang in the middle

The council said the installation of the bollard was a mistake.

Waiheke marina battle: Developer reveals lessons learned as work resumes

'We're very happy to have the protests which is the right of every Kiwi.'

School builds get $16.5 million top-up

Minister Stuart Nash made the announcement at his old school, which will get $6 million.

IRD finding short-term accommodation after staff sent home due to seismic risk

About 1000 staff are working remotely after a seismic risk was found at Asteron Centre.

Building consents in Christchurch up 12%

However, residential property listings continue to remain low in the Garden City.