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A worker was injured and the firm fined after unsafe height access equipment failed during shed construction in Kerikeri.
The project will add 236 homes for older people and free up five hectares for future Government housing across Avondale and Blockhouse Bay.
Property sales jumped in May as lockdown eased, but volumes remained 46.6% below a year earlier and days to sell hit record highs.
A Timaru lumber yard has been fined after unsafe timber stacking led to a three-year-old boy suffering fatal chest and lung injuries.
Hospitals need GBP £14 billion over the next decade to fix ageing assets and close major infrastructure gaps, the report says.
Affordable townhouse projects in Auckland will get a lift as the non-bank lender commits GBP £75 million to new residential developments.
Physical distancing has been eased on building sites, but workers must still sign in, wash hands and stay home if unwell.
New demand for eco-friendly disinfectants is boosting an electrochemical cleaner that lets workplaces reopen within minutes after fogging.
Landlords and retailers say the dispute process risks dragging out rent talks, despite most tenants and owners already reaching deals.
Auckland’s housing market has held up, with prices little changed after lockdown despite sales volumes halving in May.
A trainee was crushed and badly injured when a truck rolled off wooden blocks in an unsupervised workshop job, exposing safety failings.
Lower deposits and record-low borrowing costs are giving first-home buyers their strongest opening in more than a decade this winter.
Planners warn the rushed consents could sideline community input and environmental safeguards as recovery projects are sped through this month.
The 361-hectare South Auckland project could add USD $2.3 billion to the economy and house 2,000 people by 2027.
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