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A luxury home building company has gone into liquidation.
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Four in line to build $1.2bn wastewater tunnel
Four companies are in the running to build a $1.2 billion wastewater tunnel in Auckland.
Severe worker shortage could derail Kiwibuild
A UK expert warns an over-reliance on migrant workers won't fix the problem.
Ted Manson's $160m philanthropic housing move
Ted Manson is building $160m of new Auckland apartments, mainly for the poor.
Ted Manson Foundation's three building projects
The Ted Manson Foundation is building three big housing projects in Auckland. / Jason Oxenham
Hosking: They said you'd need an income of $60k for these homes. Turns out it's $114k.
COMMENT: Housing affordability the way Labour is trying to achieve it can't be done.
Like a 'doll house assembly plant': The Auckland factory creating prefab homes
Once complete, the homes are shipped and dropped in place.
Skyscraper wars: New 187m Auckland tower claims record
Seascape developer claims tallest NZ record
CBL Insurance customers urged to check cover
Policy-holders with the troubled firm should seek advice to minimise their losses.
New four-level, $30m block for King's School
Students moved into the new four-level block last month.
No undocumented workers on $200m ex-Fonterra HQ job: boss
There are about 130 workers contributing to the project, set for completion in 2019.
Metlifecare profit slumps 66 per cent
The retirement giant made $56.5 million in half-year profit.
Inside Auckland's con-struction jobs
EXCLUSIVE: More than 100 illegal workers on Auckland's building sites deported.
200 construction workers busted in immigration swoop
Operation Spectrum finds 15 fraudsters deported from NZ, came back with new names.
Foundations laid for NZ's tallest tower block
The project is scheduled for completion in 2020.
'Don't go in there, you'll puke': Sewage leak causes big stink
Staff were evacuated from the Justice Precinct after faeces dripped through the ceiling.
Fletcher posts $322m loss
This result was a big turnaround on its previous $301 million profit.
Construction sector in 'race to the bottom'
Companies taking on projects to win revenue rather than chase profit, says industry boss
Brian Gaynor: Fletcher's Norris a victim of his own success?
COMMENT: Lack of past mistakes left chairman ill-equipped when things went wrong.
Fletcher Building downgrades sitting at $400m-plus as announcement looms
Today's announcement is likely to involve further downgrades for the business.
Les Mills' 333-space Auckland carpark
Gym goers will no longer have to cross the road to attend Les Mills.
John Beveridge: Chinese lesson in how to rebuild housing
COMMENT: Bias about NZ having superior builders is naive.
Fletcher Building investors worried: will shareholders pay?
Fletcher Building might seek money from investors.
Worker told to 'f*** off' wins ERA case
A building apprentice told to "f**k off" from his job has won an employment relations case
Watch: Nine-level units by Takapuna home to create 's***hole'
Takapuna homeowner complains of nine-level apartment block.
'Like prison cells': Nimbys lay into Housing NZ's emergency homes for poor
Housing NZ has called on those criticising the project to suspend judgment.
Fletcher Building calls in Mister Fix-it
Australian newcomer brings fresh eye to construction giant's troubles.
'That's f***ed your house': New footage of demolition fail
New video shows the moment a demolition in Pt Chevalier goes horribly wrong.
Construction firm fined $100k after worker injured
A construction firm has been fined $45,500 after a worker received serious injuries.