Sky City says talks are progressing with the government over plans to build a new national convention centre but the company will only proceed if the return on capital is acceptable.
Chief executive Nigel Morrison said the $350 million project would be a “win” for Auckland and for the country but
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Duncan Bridgeman
Wed, 15 Feb 2012
Wed, 15 Feb 2012
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Sky City lays down cards for convention centre
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