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Hundreds of displaced businesses are still waiting for new commercial and retail developments

In the next five years Orion is investing more than $350 million on new assets to restore network resilience and to manage customer growth
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The recovery and redevelopment strategy involves:
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We have to make pragmatic, commercial decisions like any other major player in the reconstruction of Canterbury

Christchurchs anchor project delivery schedule
ASB Bank Limited
Belief, hard work and determination has seen Alasdair Cassels and his team restore the old Tannery site in Woolston, into a world class beer, food and shopping destination. Their strong working relationship with our local ASB Commercial banking team helped them move quickly when making business decisions, all to restore a signifi cant piece of our citys history.
From the start our ASB Commercial Manager and his team were able to see our vision and throughout the project they have had an important role to play Alasdair Cassels, The Tannery.
Business success is turning Christchurchs old Tannery into a prestigious Victorian arcade.
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Mr Higgins, how do you intend to keep your prom-ises for this year?
How do you anticipate resolving these issues?
What do you think youre doing differently?
Veros Jimmy Higgins
Were getting on withit and settling claims
We are finding it becoming increasingly easy to market Christchurch not only as a lifestyle location but also as a genuine career location

Christchurch:Choose local
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Returning Kiwis will view Christchurch as the family capital of Asia Pacific

It became clear that law firms and like-minded professionals had to find synergies and work together for the benefit of the city
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time for the city and for our practice
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Important as the land price and development costs are, there are other considerations companies need to take into account and Izone can deliver on those too. These include a pivotal location adjacent to state highway one, stable ground conditions and developed / titled lots ready for market.
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Back on track quickly

The group set up Southbase Construction with a customer-focused approach and emphasis on collaborative partnerships and delivering projects on time

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Capable | Committed | Successful
CHRISTCHURCH | AUCKLAND www.wynnwilliams.co.nz
We are proud to announce the promotion of Hayley Buckley
Wynn Williams continues to grow in size and capability nationally.
Hayleys promotion to partner in our Auckland-based corporate practice adds capacity, capability and experience to our already successful team servicing large national and
Hayley specialises in corporate law advising on the sale and purchase of businesses and capital raising through strategic,
HAYLEY BUCKLEYPartner
Corporate & CommercialAucklandP: +64 9 300 2604E:
BUILDINGS THAT WORK. FOR PEOPLE.
Downer is committed to rebuilding Christchurch as quickly and cost effectively as possible for the wider Canterbury community and for New Zealands economy. Im pleased to report we are making great progress.
So far, with our SCIRT partners, Downer has delivered 321 projects totalling $240.4 million. Amongst other achievements, the SCIRT alliance has laid 44 km of freshwater pipe, 258km of wastewater pipe and 324,839 sq metres of road pavement, and installed 965 pressure wastewater tanks and currently have 119 projects
under construction. Downer has moved 14,000 cubic metres of
Lucas Lane to save eight precious homes in the Port Hills.
We have worked with Ngai Tahu Property to create 2500 new sections at Wigram.
Were strengthening the Triumphal Arch, repairing the Bridge of Remembrance and weve begun the extensive excavations required for the concrete base for the new Justice and Emergency Services precinct.
We are also working with Christchurch City Council and the transport agency building, maintaining and operating key elements of their critical infrastructure.
With our in-depth understanding of the ground conditions and critical infrastructure, Downer is thoroughly anchored in Christchurch. The good news for our investors is that the work has resulted in healthy
Downer people, the progress weve made has given us the
to continue doing all we can for this proud city.
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