It really does hurt the construction company, but also the owner and homeowner and the building owner, because these are pieces of equipment that need to be replaced, which adds time [to the construction schedule].

It is unusual to find so many employees of a single company engaged in insider trading.

We're not doing it because we're a charity. We're doing it because we're a New Zealand company and it's in our interests that New Zealand is better off and more competitive as a nation.

We were hoping to build a small, profitable company. And of course, what we've done is build a large, unprofitable company.

It stemmed from a lawsuit by one of the guys who complained he was hurt on the job, ... He was working on swap time. He was on workman's comp. It's hard to insure two people at the same time when only one is working. What about the person who was supposed to be working? Were we also insuring him? The insurance company advised us not to do that.

My dad always told me that once you go easy, that's when you get hurt. I'm going to go full-out, and hopefully the knee holds up and everything goes well.