Anne Gibson

1 day ago | nzherald.co.nz | Anne Gibson

The disastrous NZICC fire in 2019. Photo / Michael CraigSkyCity is suing Fletcher Building and the Fletcher Construction Company for $330 million, saying it had taken 10 years instead of three to build the New Zealand International Convention Centre. In an NZX notice issued today, SkyCity explained the action. The claim seeks damages for losses incurred by SkyCity arising from ongoing delays in the completion of the project, including as a result of the 2019 fire.

3 days ago | nzherald.co.nz | Anne Gibson

Ollie Wall of Graham Wall Real Estate. Picture / Getty ImagesAuckland’s Graham Wall Real Estate and one of its agents, Ollie Wall, have been found guilty of unsatisfactory conduct, ordered to apologise and undergo training. A complaints assessment committee of the Real Estate Authority found against both. The property address and names of the two complainants were suppressed in the April decision from chairman Nigel Fletcher and members Alice McCarthy and Pengbo Jiang.

3 days ago | newstalkzb.co.nz | Anne Gibson

A building chief has warned people of potentially fatal consequences after video footage of a young person scaling an Auckland crane tower surfaced online. Dan Bosher, Icon NZ director, warned against people breaching construction site security and climbing high-rise cranes. Comment was sought after a youth posted footage of himself climbing the crane on the side of the 56-level, $300 million Seascape building.

4 days ago | nzherald.co.nz | Anne Gibson

A young man is seen climbing a crane tower on the 54-level Seascape building in Auckland. A building chief has warned people of potentially fatal consequences after video footage of a young person scaling an Auckland crane tower surfaced online. Dan Bosher, Icon NZ director, warned against people breaching construction site security and climbing high-rise cranes. Comment was sought after a youth posted footage of himself climbing the crane on the side of the 56-level, $300 million Seascape.

4 days ago | nzherald.co.nz | Anne Gibson

The CAB, formerly the Civic Administration Building. Photo / Alex BurtonDeveloper John Love’s company Civic Lane and one of New Zealand’s biggest builders have been fined $35,000 for illegal modifications to the top level of Auckland apartment development The CAB. The decision from Judge Sheena Tepania in the Auckland District Court fined Love’s Civic Lane $21,000 and builder Naylor Love $14,000 for modifications that were found to be illegal.