The Herald's property site describes a flash new apartment building going up on the site of the old Dick Smith's on K Road.
https://www.oneroof.co.nz/news/35074/?ref=nzhhome
To quote one part of this item:
Other exterior materials include glass, vertical ribbed profile Colorsteel and Alucobond aluminium composite panels.
Or from another site:
http://www.kaneba.co.nz/what_is_alucobond.html
ALUCOBOND® is a light aluminium composite material consisting of two aluminium cover sheets and a core material usually made of polyethylene.
Or from the wikiP page on the Grenfell Tower fire:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grenfell_Tower_fire#Aluminium-polyethylene_cladding
One of the products used was Arconic's Reynobond, which is available with different types of core material—polyethylene, as reportedly used in Grenfell Tower
Who would be comfortable to live in a building clad in such material?