An Auto Media Group publication Sunday 15 November 2026
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Infrastructure

Roads, bridges, highways and the funding and projects that keep freight moving.

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Infrastructure

Bank of China renews focus on NZ infrastructure

Bank of China (NZ) Ltd is celebrating a decade of operations in New Zealand by doubling down on infrastructure lending and green finance. The bank, which…

Infrastructure

Former roading contract manager jailed for fraud

A former contract manager who pleaded guilty in a Serious Fraud Office (SFO) case relating to the awarding of road maintenance contracts has been sentenced to…

Infrastructure

Waikato’s Telephone Rd to reopen

State Highway 1B (SH1B) Telephone Road in Waikato will reopen in 2025 after being closed for more than two years following damage to the rail crossing caused by a truck.

Infrastructure

New govt infrastructure agency launched

The Government has officially launched a new national infrastructure agency aimed to tackle New Zealand’s infrastructure funding and financing gap. Known as National Infrastructure Funding and…

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Business & People

John Staples steps down from Bridgestone after 44-year career

Bridgestone New Zealand business director and tyre industry stalwart John Staples has announced his retirement after more than four decades with the company.

Fuel & Energy

Channel Infrastructure, Higgins to develop bitumen import terminal

Channel Infrastructure has entered into a 15-year contract with Higgins Contractors to develop a bitumen import terminal at Marsden Point. The new terminal is expected to…

Business & People

Bridgestone NZ wins sixth consecutive Reader’s Digest award

Bridgestone New Zealand and its national store network have claimed Gold in the Reader’s Digest Quality Service Awards tyre retailer category for the sixth consecutive year…

Infrastructure

NZTA spent $786m on traffic management over three years

Road freight body Transporting New Zealand is asking why it took ministerial intervention to rein in "excessive" NZ Transport Agency expenditure after it was revealed the…

Infrastructure

Industry makes case for more concrete roads

Concrete roads could save tax payers millions of dollars in the long run while being suited for high intensity traffic such as heavy vehicles, according to…

Infrastructure

Kāpiti Expressway to get 110km/h speed limit

The new 110km/h speed limit on the Kāpiti Expressway Road of National Significance (RoNS) will come into effect on November 13, more than two weeks earlier…

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