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SPORT TODAY: The America’s Cup — nation v nation it is not
This is an appeal to my country. Please, I beg of you, do not lose your mind later this month. Please, pretty please, keep perspective. Please […]
Beware of social media stuff-ups
Different parts of the country rely on different methods of effective marketing, and this is also determined by the size of your company. For example, […]
The future is now
Think back 25 years to 1992 — before medical science took over this was considered half a lifetime. Now answer honestly, how much progress has […]
Retentions — an update
In this month’s article I wish to take the reader back to the proposed changes to the retentions regime brought about by the amendments to […]
The great New Zealand infrastructure and fees scam
Before embarking on a building project, the average Kiwi has little to no idea about just how much the cost of council-imposed infrastructure, council butt […]
Back In Time
20 years ago: • Unit Standards were being registered on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework by the BCITO to provide a path into construction management […]
New anchoring adhesive changes colour as it cures
Offering complete construction solutions, Simpson Strong-Tie’s range includes connectors, fasteners, Quik Drive fastening systems, mechanical and chemical anchors, as well as repair, protect and strengthening […]
Smooth clean and even cuts with new diamond abrasives
Lenox has announced the launch of Lenox Metalmax diamond abrasive, a new alternative to abrasive cutoff wheels for increased durability and smooth, clean and even […]
Safety tips for tools and machinery
Hand and power tools and machinery are integral to every construction site. Looking after tools and machinery is important from a safety perspective. The following […]
Trade show to feature Recruitment and Growth Hub
In a few weeks’ time more than 250 exhibitors will showcase the latest technology, products and services that are shaping the future of New Zealand’s […]
Tall timber buildings ‘the way of the future’
Structural strength, rapid erection time and reduced weight are all great reasons to build with engineered timber, according to the Wood Producers and Manufacturers’ Association. […]
Doctorate finds affordable housing thwarted by neoliberalism
A planner with a background in economics has graduated with a PhD that is the culmination of research which sounds a warning over the role […]
Canterbury quake interval a sobering reminder for Wellington
Institute of Professional Engineers NZ chief executive Susan Freeman-Greene says 177 days after the Kaikoura earthquake is a sobering reminder of the seismic risk posed […]
Site Safe launches online learning
Site Safe has launched its first-ever blended online course. The not-for-profit membership health and safety organisation has designed a new course combining the advantages of […]
Resene and Bayleys join national green building movement
The New Zealand Green Building Council (NZGBC) has announced that Resene and Bayleys Real Estate have become corporate partners. Bayleys managing director Mike Bayley says […]
Good progress being made on infrastructure investment
The recent announcement that infrastructure investment is to be boosted by $11 billion over the next four years is good news for business, says the […]
NZ rental property condition continues to lag behind
The condition of owner-occupied houses is still well above houses being rented in New Zealand, according to the recent BRANZ House Condition Survey. As New […]
Elegant and striking home wins national award
Innovation and meticulous attention to detail has led to a national category win for Mark Waller of Waller Projects Ltd at the Registered Master Builders […]
Hawke’s Bay build a beautifully designed and constructed space
The decision to enter his first House of the Year competition has resulted in two national category wins for Ben Redmond of Redmond Builders and […]
Henderson to flourish as revitalised urban eco centre
The future of Henderson in west Auckland took an important step forward recently with Auckland Council’s Planning Committee approving an overall plan to unlock […]
Remarkables Skifield’s new Base Building wins top NZ Commercial Project Award
The new state-of-the-art building at the base of Queenstown’s Remarkables skifield has won the Supreme Award at the New Zealand Commercial Project Awards held […]
‘I was slowly dying inside and needed to change’
When Sam Hartnett felt himself “slowly dying inside” he knew he had to change something. A qualified lawyer working for a Tauranga-based firm, the 33-year-old […]
New Zealand’s affordable new housing solution hits the market
Billing itself as New Zealand’s answer to fast, affordable new homes, EasyBuild House Packs is offering an innovative solution for the New Zealand housing market, […]
Government infrastructure spending is good news
The Government’s recently announced plans to boost spending in infrastructure is welcome news to an industry that needs certainty. The Government’s plans to invest $11 […]
Pushing boundaries
Privately owned, but located on District Health Board land, the Kathleen Kilgour Centre Radiotherapy Unit in Tauranga is not only providing world-class specialist radiotherapy […]