
Up to 20,000 UK builders may apply for NZ jobs
An attempt to lure overseas builders to New Zealand launches in the United Kingdom today.
An attempt to lure overseas builders to New Zealand launches in the United Kingdom today.
Asset sales, focus on costs could yield $100M+ upside for Fletcher earnings: FNZC.
A former owner of a concrete company has been fined $151k for misrepresenting cladding.
Asbestos has found been found in Auckland's Langham Hotel during construction work.
Auckland's Ferry Building may have to close after a huge hole was discovered.
Work is due to start next month on Auckland's tallest apartment tower.
Fulton Hogan lifts annual profit 6.5 per cent on growing infrastructure spend.
Liquidators of Mainzeal group to face off in court with firm's directors next year.
Consultants will review its two biggest construction projects.
Workers at Fletcher's Winstone quarry in Hunua are picketing the quarry today.
Migrants should not be sacrificed to cut Tauranga's housing shortage, say employers.
Would you be better off under a Labour or National Government?
Pre-fabricated buildings built by robots is a trend which is 'probably unstoppable'.
The government should begin a regulatory review as soon as it is formed, says EMA chief.
New campaign will be launched in October to entice builders to immigrate to this country.
Immigration isn't doing much to lift the supply of skilled construction workers.
Women in Trades (WIT) is pushing to see more females working in the trades.
The fall in consents was driven by apartments and townhouses.
A development time lag has impacted on building consents issued in Tauranga
COMMENT: Poor productivity in construction isn't just a New Zealand issue.
Insider view: Why is our industry suffering so badly in the face of big demand.
Fletcher Building board's critics 'don't know much about construction', says Binns.
The apartments are in New Zealand's tallest residential tower.
COMMENT: Norris not toeing Shareholders' Association line.
Chairman reassures that Fletcher is still 'a good business'.
COMMENT: Investors will be hoping there is not another tsunami of red ink.
Two firms owned by the same man fined $78,000 for breaching worker safety laws.
Pre-fabricated house-building factory replaces boat builder.
COMMENT:Former top company executive blames the move to centralised management structure.
The team behind Dunedin's latest hotel bid has urged a consent panel to back the project.