Local opposition to earthworks company's plan to dump 790,000 cubic metres of cleanfill, while economic analysis of the project suggests it could reduce construction delays worth $85m.
The companies behind RMS Contracting were placed into receivership in November after a downturn in work was compounded by the acquisition of machinery on finance.
The failed company’s assets were sold to a related party of its shareholder the same day it was placed into liquidation.
The Bay of Plenty property is the first solar farm to connect directly to Transpower’s national grid.
Two entities behind Christchurch-based pet food brand were placed into the hands of receivers in early November.
Company failures have rocketed up, and aren’t expected to slow down any time soon.
The company behind the medicinal cannabis firm was placed into administration in November.
In our daily series of Q&As, we profile Reserve Bank’s director of economics and chief economist Paul Conway.
Welcome Ltd, owned by the family which also owns Hawke’s Bay’s Tumu Group, is the first company to receive a NBDT licence from the RBNZ in about eight years.
In our daily series of Q&As, we profile MP Shane Jones.