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Fire-hit New World Victoria Park reveals plans for repair, reopening

Demolition is not planned. Foodstuffs will repair and rebuild the existing supermarket.

'Give us 15 more years': SkyCity on Queenstown casino

Internal Affairs, Police, Companies Office and Insolvency Service have cited no issues.

Property Insider: Why Fletcher Building is selling its $60m Penrose site

OPINION: After 52 years making Gib in Penrose, Winstone Wallboards' 5ha site is for sale.

On The Up: 'For mum or dad' - transportable homes are retirement village alternatives

Families with extra ground on their properties are buying small homes for ageing parents.

‘What downturn?’ The construction firm bucking the house-building slump

'We just build them and worry about selling them later. We do well in a tougher market.'

How a ‘Dirty 30’ post-quake building was transformed into a modern masterpiece

The former Hunters and Collectors building has been transformed.

'We're saying no' – house-building boss on timber price hikes

New Zealand's busiest house builder v timber giant on price rises planned from October 1.

Rural community 'in shock' as industrial park greenlit

It will add up to 125 vehicle movements an hour on local roads.

Liquidator helps secure visas for 60 workers from failed NZ firm

'The welfare of these ProLink employees was paramount to me' – liquidator Pritesh Patel.

British, Asian, Kiwis inquire about buying Cardrona Hotel

The Queenstown Lakes District Council values the main site of land and buildings at $5.4m.

Cardrona Hotel sale could set Trade Me record: 21k views in under a week

High interest in the sale of the 162-year-old hotel with a heritage-listed false front.

Property Insider: Mansons begins Graham St project; free car with Westgate home; how’s Resido going?

Two basement levels, nine storeys of offices: NZ's biggest new commercial project begins.

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei wins Environment Court appeal for recognition

Iwi's relationship with the land, water around Westhaven has been recognised by the court.

'Grit their teeth': Sweeney on Dubliners living on proposed MetroLink route

'I would have preferred to stay in New Zealand,' says Sweeney.

French fare leaves sour taste after bakers vanish, leaving unpaid bills

'There was always a story about where money was coming from.'