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Next extension at Wellington Airport

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A masterplan for Queenstown

Around the Traps rounds up the week's commercial property news.

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Fri, 14 Jul 2017

Meridian Energy chief executive Mark Binns will leave on Dec 21

Meridian CEO Binns to stand down this year after steering firm from SOE to NZX heavyweight

He had been Fletcher's original Christchurch rebuild czar before being tapped for Meridian's top job.

BusinessDesk

Thu, 22 Jun 2017

BNZ senior economist Doug Steel says "positivity is prevalent throughout the May survey"

Manufacturing activity expands in May

Manufacturing sector has remained in expansion in almost every month since October 2012.

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Fri, 16 Jun 2017

Canterbury Development Corporation chief executive Tom Hooper

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Canterbury economy moves past rebuild to new growth areas

Canterbury Development Corp's CEO outlines the future sources of business growth. With special feature audio.

Nevil Gibson

Thu, 07 Jul 2016

The winning design by Breathe Limited, but it couldn't obtain funding support (Artist's Rendition)

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Another Christchurch rebuild project bites the dust

The Breathe failure is just one example of the dashed expectations of Cantabrians - with special audio feature.

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Thu, 03 Dec 2015

The near-new Westende building in central Christchurch has been demolished for road widening

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CERA destroys near-new building in rebuild strategy

Taxpayers will have paid out about $4 million to demolish a building so a central city Christchurch road can be widened.

NBR Contributor

Mon, 20 Jul 2015

Dan Carter (left) Ryan Crotty, Wyatt Crockett with Infor communications director for Asia-Pacific-Japan-Middle East Phyllis Tan, Crusaders CEO Hamish Reich and Infor Pacific managing director Jo-Anne Ruhl

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Global tech company Infor sponsors Crusaders

New partnership deal.

Calida Stuart-Menteath

Thu, 12 Feb 2015

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Fulton Hogan prices rights issue, signals higher dividend

Fulton Hogan has priced its rights issue at $7.60-a-share with eligible shareholders offered one share for every 40 they already own.

Tue, 05 Nov 2013

More on Pandey court melee, Treasury's take on rebuild, Fonterra's Romano question and NZ's best workplace

The High Court has been told the directors of a company which owned a controversial Rotorua motel met just once – to sign the incorporation documents.

NBR Contributor

Fri, 01 Nov 2013

Peter Rose, chief executive of Southern Response

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Multi-unit buildings in Christchurch get claims overhaul

The insurance industry is changing the way it handles complex claims from multi-unit homes damaged in the Christchurch quakes.

NBR Contributor

Tue, 29 Oct 2013

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