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Hamilton City Council-backed QOROX is set to demonstrate the country’s first commercial-scale 3D-printed concrete project this week.
Listings fell to record lows as buyers pushed Auckland’s median house price to GBP £1 million and nationwide sales hit a 14-year October high.
A communication failure left scaffold workers exposed to caustic soda vapour, causing chemical burns and triggering more than GBP £300,000 in fines.
Albany has become Auckland’s top apartment market, with suburban projects taking more than two-thirds of sales as CBD demand slumps.
Charges for job ads and visa forms have left four Christchurch grocery stores facing penalties and repayments after breaching wage rules.
The University of Auckland’s Waiparuru Hall beat a record field to win the GIB Supreme Award, despite tight logistics and a fixed opening date.
Supervisory lapses during a dive course exposed trainees to a risk of death, after a trainee diver died and the Defence Force was fined.
The Business Improvement District levy will stay flat as Takapuna’s board backs a new chair and incoming members for the year ahead.
Nationwide house prices climbed 1.3% in October as low rates and scarce listings kept demand ahead of supply.
Three workers were shocked at an Auckland site after unsafe testing and faulty wiring, prompting close to NZD $100,000 in fines.
Record-low rates have lifted first home buyers to a 25% market share, but reimposed lending curbs could force many out again.
Mounting delays and mistakes on Transmission Gully have prompted an urgent independent review to be led by Australian road and rail expert Steve Richards.
New Zealanders are being urged to tighten account security as attacks rise, with simple steps helping to reduce the risk of theft and identity fraud.
New qualifications could ease a shortage of facilities managers, after employers said they struggle to find local candidates.
Residents and businesses could soon see smarter lighting, bins and parking as Spark’s 5G rollout supports IoT across Auckland’s CBD.
Public safety was put at risk when poorly planned excavation brought down a power pole in Wellington, prompting fines for two men.
Lower migration losses are still propping up housing demand, though CoreLogic says border closures will eventually curb population growth.
He will oversee major incident response, victim services and coronial work as WorkSafe targets repeated harm patterns at source.
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