Building consent reform: how digital technology can make new liability rules watertight
The government’s proposed shake-up of New Zealand’s building consent system will be the biggest reform in the sector since 2004.…
The government’s proposed shake-up of New Zealand’s building consent system will be the biggest reform in the sector since 2004.…
Master Builders and New Zealand Certified Builders have backed the Government’s proposed shift to proportional liability but say the success…
Asbestos remains our leading work-related killer, claiming the lives of over 200 people every year. In this article, Brett Murray,…
Clause E2 of the New Zealand Building Code, called ‘External Moisture,’ helps make sure buildings stay dry, safe, and healthy.…
The Government’s plan to shift the construction sector to a proportional liability regime is set to ease pressure on councils…
Minimal movement in overall number of new home consents, despite spike in apartments Apartment consents rose in both monthly and…
A new regulation that took effect on 22 August require Building Consent Authorities (BCAs) to complete 80% of building inspections…
New Zealand’s Building Code fire safety provisions are failing to keep up with modern risks, according to a consultation that…
The Government passed a second round of reforms to the Resource Management Act (RMA) on 14 August, aiming to end…
Not having a building consent has been a key theme in complaints to the Building Practitioners Board recently. This is…
MATES in Construction is holding its Fly the Flag Week from 8-12 September to promote mental health awareness in the…
Have your say on the use of WaterMark-certified plumbing and drainage products, which would form part of the news Approved…
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