Earthquake strengthening to drive industry
The New Zealand construction sector is set to grow by up to 25% in the next couple of years with…
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Modern mortar practices survive earthquake test
Twisted wire ties are one reason many brick veneer houses failed in past earthquakes, such as in Napier in 1931. However, modern…
A loyal and happy customer for 50 years
In the five decades since Dennis Wood started building in West Auckland, man has landed on the moon, the Berlin…
Te Anau’s new store offers more
PlaceMakers Te Anau plays a key role in welcoming adventurous Kiwis and tourists to the country’s most rugged region and…
How do you market your business?
Q: Between social media, print media, bill boards and word of mouth, there are so many ways to advertise your…
The five-year plan
What you can do today to ensure your business’ worth tomorrow. You’ve been reading articles about business succession and exit;…
Canterbury’s Community Crusade
Each year the team works in conjunction with MORE FM on the Big Give campaign, in January, March and June. The…
Laminate dressed as tile
The all-new Large Tile Finish in the Laminex® Aquapanel® range is designed to give the look and feel of tiles,…
Milwaukee sub-compact evolution
Milwaukee Tools continues to expand the industry’s largest sub-compact battery system, with the introduction of M12 FUEL™. This exclusive line…
NZ health and safety culture slammed
Criticism of New Zealand’s health and safety system and a demand for change in the safety culture has poured in from…
Canterbury consents surge to six-year high
Canterbury experienced a record six-year high in new housing consents, with 444 issued in March 2013. The rest of the…
TC3 land assessment investigation complete
In the past year, the Earthquake Commission (EQC) has carried out investigative drillings on thousands of Canterbury properties with foundation…
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