Once more unto the breach – or maybe not
By Alan Titchall, managing editor, Contrafed Publishing. A ‘forlorn hope’ is a band of soldiers or other combatants chosen to take the vanguard in a military...
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We want to see Transmission Gully built properly
Transmission Gully and I go back a long way. I have been quite vocal about my concerns with the project over recent times. By Nick...
Change is coming so make wise choices now
Not too long ago, a large-scale civil construction project started up. It was clear that it would have a difficult time resourcing all the required...
Treat us as adults please
This is likely to be an unpopular column. But there are some things that need to be said, and some debates that need to take...
World class in our own backyard
With nearly a half century worth of industry representation under its belt, the Crane Association seeks to cement itself as one of the country’s foremost...
Investment and promotion to capitalise on the boom
In a year of change, homing in on opportunities and keeping our customers at the forefront is how we, at Connexis, hope to bring benefits...
Trucking awesome – loving life as a concrete truck driver
He had only been on the job for two months before Manawatu cadet truck driver Ryan Pickering was handed the keys to a brand new...
Classic Machines: The International-Harvester E200 elevating scraper
The International Harvester E200 – A new look We last had an overview of the International Harvester E200 back in 2007, and a considerable amount...
Always use the right machinery for the job
Always use the right machinery for the job By Julia Johnston, Health and Safety Manager, Wilson Contractors (2003) Ltd. On May 4, 2018, Wilson Contractors...
Education and employment – the great divide
By Peter Silcock, chief executive, Civil Contractors New Zealand. The CCNZ is setting out up a Civil Workforce Forum which will complement its Civil Trades...