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First look inside Auckland’s new $270m, 330-apartment rental complex (opens the original)
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The new Waiatarua rental housing scheme in Remuera. Photo / Jason Dorday Demand is outstripping supply for new purpose-built Auckland rental apartments, driven by desirable school zoning and train station proximity. Simplicity Living managing director Shane Brealey said 700 individuals, couples and families had registered to rent the first 161 units on what was the car park of the former Ellerslie Park Racecourse. That means demand has outstripped supply considerably at the $270 million four-blo
Health insurer Southern Cross records surplus as it pays out $1.8b in claims (opens the original)
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New Zealand’s biggest health insurer paid a record $1.8 billion in claims from $2.1b received in premiums, up on last year’s $1.7b, but its membership numbers are continuing to decline. Southern Cross Medical Care Society Group’s report for the year to June 30, 2026, showed it went from the red into the black. Last year’s $51.8m deficit turned into a $146.9m surplus this year. A key financial priority was rebuilding capital after the deficits recorded in 2024 and 2025, the insurer said. But memb
City Rail Link contractor liquidated after IRD application (opens the original)
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A civil construction company that worked on Auckland’s City Rail Link stations and other major infrastructure projects has been placed into liquidation after an application by Inland Revenue. Kristal Pihama and Leon Bowker of KPMG were this week appointed liquidators of Total Civil, an Auckland-based contractor founded in 2015 by Stephen Thom. The Herald has approached Thom for comment. “The appointment was made on the application of the Commissioner of Inland Revenue,” the insolvency notice sai
'Could be New Zealand's biggest Māori artworks': Spiral sculptures on apartments (opens the original)
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Sculptor Anton Forde designed aluminium fins with a spiral pattern on one of the new buildings at Waiatarua, Ellerslie. This is a residential block by Simplicity Living. All the apartments will be rented. Photo / Shane Brealey Motorists on Auckland’s Southern Motorway will now see aluminium spiral shapes in multi-level Māori artworks by sculptor Anton Forde on four new residential rental blocks at Ellerslie. Shane Brealey, managing director of Simplicity Living, which built the brick-clad blocks
Telco out, hospital in: six operating theatres for Smales Farm block (opens the original)
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A hospital and surgical centre is to move into what was the One NZ building at Smales Farm. The building is shown here as Vodafone's headquarters in New Zealand. Photo / Dave Rowland / Getty Images Privately owned Evolution Healthcare has a $526 million expansion plan which includes leasing nearly half the ex-One NZ building at Takapuna’s Smales Farm for one of its private hospitals. Evolution Group chief executive Simon Keating said the business had eight long-term projects completed recently,
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