Stepping up to the challenge
Image: Kylie Bourke, pictured at this year’s CCNZ Northland Branch Awards, wants to bring Northland’s capability past the ‘great wall’ of the Brynderwyn Range. She...
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The winding road to becoming a contractor
Prior to meeting his wife Jose, Fletcher Cranfield didn’t know what civil construction was, or how roads and bridges were built. Like many in the...
A close-run race
Some big news for the sector is that infrastructure training provider Connexis has become a Private Training Establishment, with one of its founding members, Civil...
Getting the best result for contractors from Election ‘26
Regardless of who is successful in winning the Treasury benches post 7 November, Civil Contractors New Zealand will ensure the priorities and expectations of its...
Introducing CCNZ’s new President…
The new President of Civil Contractors New Zealand, who’s been in civil construction since he was 18, wants everyone to know just how good the...
Happy birthday Contractor magazine
This year, Contractor magazine celebrates 50 years of being a voice for the civil construction sector. During this time, many magazine labels have come and...
The Golden Years
It is a great honour to present this issue to mark Contractor magazine’s golden anniversary. I wonder if the founders imagined this magazine would endure...
Third generation CCNZ member honoured
Image: CCNZ Wellington Wairarapa Branch Chair David Philipson congratulating Vic Draper. The Wellington Wairarapa Branch of Civil Contractors New Zealand has recognised the outstanding career...
Beneath the BLACK ART
Proving aggregate quality properly, before the surfacing goes on, protects the whole pavement and everyone’s margin in it, writes Arne Corrie-Johnston, Civil Contractors New Zealand...
Dam culvert rehab project a winner
Image: The works included internal welding, jointing, seepage pipe connections, annulus grouting, flange construction and reinstatement, all completed while managing live water conditions and restricted...