A reminder of days past – Opiki suspension bridge
PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF THE PALMERSTON NORTH CITY LIBRARY/MANAWATU HERITAGE COLLECTION When driving north on SH56, over the low-lying flood plains flanking the Manawatu River, you
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A veteran well-travelled
Snow Edgar’s career spans decades and countries, but he hasn’t lost his passion for the people and industry he loves. By Mary Searle Bell Well-travelled
Talking infrastructure with Stephen Selwood
Local Government magazine editor Ruth Le Pla talks to Infrastructure New Zealand about what the Government well-being budget means to the project pipeline and the
Unsafe workplace case study
WorkSafe’s recent investigation into a structural steelwork company has concluded and resulted in a prosecution in the Christchurch District Court. The facts of the case
Huge infrastructure project gears up
Construction of Watercare’s Central Interceptor will start with site works in August and the project is expected to be completed by 2025. On March 14,
Building a winter diversion route
The stark prospect of the timber on which the town was founded running out was what drove the construction of the Ohakune Mountain Road. Hugh
Road Science wins safety award
Transport technology company Road Science was recognised for its innovative work in eliminating health hazards in roading products at the 2019 Workplace Health & Safety
Crane chief executive calls time
For the past 12 months Crane Association CEO Rod Auton and his wife Kui (Kuimira) have been living in their motorhome in preparation for a
Hire fast, fire faster – the new recruitment guide
Hiring the right people at the right point in time is often critical to the success of businesses and construction projects. Keeping the ideal balance
Growing a successful business
Business success is all about risk, reward and knowing where you are going. With every contract there is risk, potential rewards and the opportunity to