Du Val collapse: Charlotte and Kenyon Clarke’s rent payments end
Charlotte Clarke told a court public scrutiny of the situation was 'disgusting'.
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'A number of limitations in respect of these financial records' - PwC on Du Val entities.
Court of Appeal rejects case over Harditex house cladding system
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Expressions of interest close for 'prime' Karori site after development falls through
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Big win for ex-Hanover co-owner Mark Hotchin in property dispute
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Supreme Court rejects Beca appeal over demolished Wellington BNZ
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Fourteen-level apartment block under $46m leak repairs
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Eight- to 10-year painting job for Auckland Harbour Bridge
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First Kmart, now $235m new funds for Mark Gunton's Westgate
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Westgate's traffic 'disaster': Owner to square off with council in court
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Property Insider: 'Terrific time to look at NZ' for $1.6b investor
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Developer Shundi Customs vs builder China Construction in High Court over $300m Seascape
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