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A very large motor scraper

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Image: Following their removal from production for engine and structural upgrades, a model 562B series was introduced and this is one of them. Even fewer...
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Learn and wash responsibly

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Image: At the TopCon Positioning booth (Left to right): Charles Fairbairn, Contractor magazine; Corey Prutton, Aptella; and Chris Groll from TopCon. Charles Fairbairn from Contractor...
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Welcoming the EIISB

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Vocational training has been reformed again, with the replacement of Te Pukenga by 10 new polytechs and eight Industry Skills Boards, including our own Energy...
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The very British self-propelled motor grader

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Image: An Austin-Western Pacer 300, the motor grader on which Aveling-Barford’s highly successful model 99-H was based. Over 60 years old, this example is having...
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What we can control in times of instability

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By Alan Pollard, CEO, CCNZ  I recall a line from an old Kiwi movie: “There is one thing for sure in this world, and that is...
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Choosing the right insurance broker

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Affiliated Insurance Brokers, a CCNZ associate, is celebrating 25 years in business this year and is proud to count two civil contractors among its longest-standing...
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Northland wins again 

Contractor Mag
Image: NEOC 2026 Winner Steven George (centre) with runner-up Marcus Ingram (right) and third place finisher Ryan Prankerd (left). Whangarei’s Steven George made his second...
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Moving houses – it’s a family affair

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Image: Greig Running (left) with his grandson and son Corey beside their International truck unit. A long time stalwart of the house relocating industry and...
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Contractors and civil emergencies

Contractor Mag
The end may be in sight for the exclusion of civil contractors from emergency management committees writes Hugh de Lacy. A hint that the government...
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Ramping up advocacy in an election year

Contractor Mag
There are many parts that make up the CCNZ value proposition for members, explains Alan Pollard, the CEO. One of our most critical roles, but...