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Expanding your toolkit: The building blocks of navigating change

“It would seem the only thing that is certain in the building and construction sector is change” — John Green, Building Disputes Tribunal.

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The ‘invisible’ costs of building a house in NZ

10/04/2018 2:07:04 PM

Property information, analytics and services provider CoreLogic says the recent Housing Stocktake Report contains underlying data used in the report’s building cost calculation that may not be entire...
Preliminary and General — and its cost

13/10/2015 10:53:07 AM

Written By: RMBF president Ashley Hartley
Dwelling with Gaia

16/09/2015 3:07:27 PM

Written By: Dr Kerry Rodgers
Potentially Confusing — PC sums discussed

6/10/2015 3:00:54 PM

Written By: RMBF in-house counsel Leoni Carter

The 'Wellbeing Budget' — what was in it for the construction industry?

12/06/2019 3:43:00 PM

The Government’s recent “Wellbeing Budget” has promised to commit large sums of money to a number of sectors. So what was in it for the construction industry?
New carpentry qualification rolled out

12/06/2019 3:39:00 PM

The Building & Construction Industry Training Organisation (BCITO) has announced the roll-out of the New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4) which all new carpentry apprentices will now enrol i...
PSP team sprints to NZ Group A championship honours

12/06/2019 3:35:00 PM

The finale of this year’s Mouthfresh New Zealand Jetsprint Championships was held at the picturesque Wanaka jetsprint track recently, with the PSP Jetsprint team securing the NZ Group A Championship ...
Staffing problems — getting the help you need is essential

12/06/2019 3:27:00 PM

Terry Sage of Trades Coaching New Zealand says there are no simple answers to staffing problems, but that stress levels can be eased merely by seeking help.