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Tucked away at the north-eastern end of London’s Houses of Parliament is that ultimate British icon — Westminster’s Great Clock Tower. The name of...

Usually, a typical summer’s evening in Gisborne would have seen the city streets filled with people out eating, drinking and, just before Christmas, doing...

Two RMBF functions I attended in February gave me a real buzz. One revolved around a local association, the other around a long-standing member...

The International Builders Show run by our counterparts in the United States, the National Association of Home Builders, is the largest construction exhibition in...

A recent High Court decision involved TRC Consultants Ltd, an audio-visual componentry company, which was asked to pay back $55,000 worth of payments received...

In Old Turkic, yurt is the homeland, the dwelling place. For the nomadic people living on the steppes of Central Asia, it described their...

I wish you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. I hope you are refreshed, and by now it will seem like any holiday...

I thought I would do something different for this first Building Today Chief’s Chat for 2008. I think this year will be different from past ones...

(Sung to the 12 days of Christmas carol!)   “On the 12th day of Christmas, here’s what’s what in our industry: Twelve HOY Award categories Eleven...

Tim Bates and Francesca Collins of Auckland law firm Legal Vision reveal good news for directors as a recent High Court decision declines to...