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Govt eyeing ‘major reform’ of building consent system
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Less power for councils, more for builders: report recommends change
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Paul Henry explains why he's selling his 'fabulously expensive' Remuera mansion
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Eye-watering $237m debts run up by failed Du Val, first statutory report reveals
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