Auckland leads consent growth
Auckland accounted for more than half of the national increase in new home consents in the year ended December 2025,…
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Second set of WaterMark recognition notices takes effect
A second tranche of Australian WaterMark certified plumbing and drainage products can now be used in New Zealand building consent…
The pricing battle every tradie fights (and how to finally win) – part II
For many builders, the hardest part of the job isn’t being on the tools – it’s being on the computer.…
Build tight and ventilate right
Extreme summer heat and cold winters highlight the importance of effective ventilation. While opening windows can help, mechanical ventilation offers…
Granny flat liability and insurance implications
Building under the new 70m2 “granny flat” exemption rules? It’s important you consider the liability and insurance implications. This article,…
The pricing battle every tradie fights (and how to finally win) – part I
For many builders, the hardest part of the job isn’t being on the tools – it’s being on the computer.…
What NZCBIA’s 2025 report reveals about productivity
When the New Zealand Chinese Building Industry Association (NZCBIA) released its first State of the Sector report in 2024, it…
Tool up at the right time to save smart
For seasoned builders, the Monster Tool Sale isn’t just a good deal – it’s a smart business decision. Running from…
Building inclusion – how diversity is reshaping construction
Aotearoa’s construction sector is facing a critical long-term labour shortage. Skilled workers are ageing out, fewer young people are entering…
Home consents strengthen as multi-unit dwellings drive annual growth
New residential consent figures for November 2025 – published in January – show continued momentum in New Zealand’s building sector,…
Strong and compliant – why builders trust Strandfloor® H3.1
When it comes to building strong, reliable floors that stand the test of time, Strandfloor® H3.1 sets the benchmark for performance…
NZCBIA report reveals the true scale of New Zealand’s construction sector
New analysis from the New Zealand Chinese Building Industry Association puts the construction sector’s true value at $94bn – nearly double commonly…
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