The team behind Dunedin's latest hotel bid has urged a consent panel to back the project.

New building consent data for June shows Auckland growth has plateaued

EDITORIAL: Auckland's Sky Tower marks 20 years at the heart of the city.

OPINION: Why wasn't company able to find a new permanent CEO within its own ranks?

The Shareholders Association is challenging the Fletcher board to seek re-election.

COMMENT: Infrastructure projects are running ahead of the projected supply of gravel.

Changes to NZGBC home verification tool welcomed by some in health and building sectors.

Costs on two big Fletcher Building projects have blown-out by an estimated $231 million.

Boat builders are waiting to hear what they can construct for the next America's Cup.

Market 'spooked' by Fletcher shock announcement

SkyCity says it's comfortable with the delay from Fletcher on the $470m convention centre.

Fletcher Building has appointed Francisco Irazustra as its new acting chief executive.

A $250 million apartment tower associated with the restoration was abandoned last year.

A concentration camp survivor is building a hospital for Wellington's kids.

Two more subdivisions are proposed for Greerton and Papamoa involving 403 homes.

Unconsented gas work may have caused the explosion.

A sleepout at the New Windsor property may have lacked key resource consents.

Comment: Leaky buildings are nothing when compared with today's high-rise slums.

Two big department stores coming to Sylvia Park - but mall owners won't divulge who.

A labour hire company head has been sentenced to nearly three years' jail for tax evasion.

Councils and apartment industry to look into prevalence of flammable cladding.

A prime piece of cliff-top will soon be home to New Zealand's most expensive apartments.

Neil Pitts says David Reid Homes removed dirt to avoid building a retaining wall

Fletcher Building subsidiary Easysteel supplied information to the Commerce Commission.

Bay homes judged in House of the Year Competition. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Auckland Council has been pitched a revolutionary, sunken stadium for the waterfront.

After a strong rise in February, residential building consents dipped in March.

Consumer NZ has warned people not to deal with the kitset company.

Stock Takes: Fletcher Building looks like a break-up target, but break-ups are hard.

Speculation about a break-up or buyout of Fletcher Building has re-emerged.