Civil Contractors New Zealand
Land transport policy needs long-term stability, says Civil Contractors NZ
Civil Contractors New Zealand is welcoming an increased focus on maintenance and renewals in the draft Government Policy Statement on land transport but warns against the long-term dangers of an…
Construction industry survey: More infrastructure resilience needed
New Zealand’s construction industry is warning our infrastructure is not going to cope with increased severe weather events and is urging the Government to provide a…
Civil Contractors: $71b infrastructure investment needs certainty
An increased infrastructure investment to $71 billion over five years in the Government’s Budget announcement has potential to deliver results, but civil contractors say the investment…
Immigration changes a needed boost for construction sector, says industry
After several years of closed borders, government moves to incorporate skilled civil construction trade roles into the Immigration New Zealand Green List can’t come soon enough, say New Zealand’s infrastructure construction contractors.
Civil Contractors NZ elects first female president
Civil Contractors New Zealand has elected the first female president in its 78-year history.
Infrastructure workforce shortage tackled in new report
New Zealand’s civil construction worker shortage is being impacted by limited connection to schools, a lack of support for work-ready training and a high cost of…