
Watch: City Rail Link video goes underground, shows progress on $3.4b project
Watch: Beneath Auckland, watch the City Rail Link being built.
Watch: Beneath Auckland, watch the City Rail Link being built.
EDITORIAL: Building accord might not be good for us.
A total $33 million was issued for 84 new houses, the highest value and total for 4 months
The Govt and NZ's biggest construction companies have devised a plan to fix the sector.
Auckland Transport criticised for not having "robust travel plan" in place.
NZ's top apartments are going to the rich and famous.
The wild weather which washed out SH6 near Haast today will hit the North Island tomorrow.
What's Rod Duke doing about his helicopter dream: new barrister brought in.
Today's top news: alleged mosque gunman gets legal aid, Kiwis don gumboots for the day.
Bunnings gets council rejection overturned, allowed to build.
The scale of these losses is second only to Mainzeal.
Commercial Bay: dramatic change to city skyline.
Manukau Institute of Technology to build new $55m trades school.
A new application to Auckland Council has been made.
NZ's biggest new shopping centre opens later this year.
While Rod Duke sound tests his helicopter, another richlister vies for approval.
First stage of $790m Scentre opening this year's third quarter
A BBQ deck and curvy 1950s-style back-to-the-future facade mark the new premises.
Today's top news: remembrance service held in Christchurch, racism blamed for NZ deaths.
The project is being built by Hawkins and China State Construction.
Auckland now outstrips every United States city with crane numbers.
Views for and against CGT on residential rental property.
The towering fences can be lowered, but should remain consistent in height.
Towering fences are causing angst among residents living near a new subdivision.
The Australian furniture and designer chain will open at Westfield Newmarket.
Tauranga City Council 'unequivocally rejects' claims about failed subdivision.
Mainzeal liquidators disappointed in appeals
Mainzeal's directors do not agree with the High Court judgement.