Short-term pain, medium-term gain
The National Construction Pipeline report, published in December 2024, has predicted short-term pain but medium-term gain for the construction industry.…
The National Construction Pipeline report, published in December 2024, has predicted short-term pain but medium-term gain for the construction industry.…
Top Garden director Louis Wu cautions subbies to do their research before carrying out work after a developer he worked…
Builders will face greater consequences for poor quality work under new rules. Below is government announcement released 3 April The…
A recent Building Practitioners Board decision has highlighted the link between consumer protection and a licenced building practitioner’s obligations…
Working alone can be dangerous. Whether it’s long hours on the road, meeting clients or being the only one…
Trades within the construction industry are split regarding the government’s proposed work-based training reforms to replace Te Pūkenga, a collection…
The Government has announced plans to make it easier to build more houses and infrastructure via three legislation reform pillars …
The date of the New Zealand Certified Builders Apprentice Challenge 2025 has been announced – with apprentices from around the…
A Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) determination has ruled that a hedge is “not a barrier” in the…
Small standalone dwellings, also known as ’granny flats’ have been a hot topic in the industry recently, beginning with an…
With so many legislation changes in the building industry, it can be difficult to stay on top of what you…
A Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) determination highlighted the importance of correctly calculating retaining wall surcharges* at the…
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