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Leighton to Continue Building Auckland Ultra-Fast Broadband
A subsidiary of Leighton Holdings hsa secured a six-year contract extension to build New Zealand's Ultra-Fast Broadband Network...
Owners Locked Out of Christchurch Rebuild
Commercial property owners in Christchurch say they are being denied a voice in the city's rebuilding rebuilding process.
Membrane Technology Market For Water Treatment Boosted By Australia and NZ
Government and regulatory body support in Australia and New Zealand has led to significant growth in the membrane...
Market Report: New Zealand Construction Industry is Back
The New Zealand construction industry is on the comeback trail as housing shortages persist and the Christchurch rebuild...
Australasian Engineers Lead The Way in Low Carbon Innovation
Engineers from Australia and New Zealand are among five winners of the first ANZ ‘Ecomagination’ challenge for low...
Leading Engineer Backs Seismic Ratings for Buildings
A structural engineer who pioneered earthquake-resistant design in the US has backed plans for seismic ratings for buildings.
Auckland Desperate for More Residential Land
The city of Auckland needs to double its supply of land available for residential construction if it to...
NZ Building Act Failings
Changes to New Zealand's Building Act are unlikely to generate great optimism as the legislation still has palpable...
Jury Still out on Performance Building Codes
With the introduction of private certification in Australia, there is mounting concern over performance-based building codes.
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