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SkyCity boss on 'absolutely devastating' fire

Executives are set to provide an update on the fire at 10am today.

SkyCity Convention Centre could collapse if fire burns long enough - expert

"It sounds terrible": Structural engineer says lengthy blaze could deform the steel beams.

$300m Park Hyatt further delayed, new opening date revealed

"The hotel is moving into the final phase of the fitout." Fu Wah spokesman

Government looking to 'refocus' public service to Manukau hub

A likely site is beside Westfield shopping centre where council owns land for development.

A house in six weeks: Inside Fletcher's new mega factory

Clever Core NZ plant being unveiled at Cavendish Dr, Wiri

Building confidence: construction sector growth forecast to hit $43b

Upbeat building industry, despite some high profile failures, as work climbs to $43b

'No evidence': Experts hit back at shoddy building claims

The experts say there is a lot of hearsay but little hard evidence.

Urgent industry change needed to combat poor construction - investigators

Concrete investigators are calling for mandatory quality assurance.

'Excess height': Massive $200m development refused resource consent

"Excess height" would have an adverse effect on the environment, council says.

Leaky building case: Council, engineer fail to escape litigation

Leaks at The Retro, Ponsonby result in a High Court fight

Beyond dirty laundry: What's forbidden at Hobsonville Point

The rules extend well beyond dirty laundry.

Revealed: New string of claims, failures hit four builder businesses

Notices from creditors, liquidators against five building businesses

Mainzeal's Yan says NZ laws don't apply in China, won't pay back $18m

"High Court does not have jurisdiction over him because he now lives in China"

Glass panel shattered by falling tile in Auckland's CBD

The 1.5m x 1.5m panel shattered after apparently being hit by falling cladding.

H&M to open quarter-hectare Westfield Newmarket store

H&M is currently recruiting for approximately 50 staff.

'They paved paradise': Outrage as Auckland waterfront car park rises

A prominent Auckland real estate agent has called the development an outrage.