Sang welcomed to BRANZ board
Mike Sang has been appointed to the BRANZ Group board of directors.
Sang brings more than 20 years’ experience working with, and on, boards as...
You can’t just go with the flow . . .
Rob Campion of the Window & Glass Association discusses the industry’s soon to be released Field Testing Accreditation Programme, helping to create a better...
Students help with housing for the elderly
Wendy Zheng and Juno Huang spent their evenings working together to produce a new model of pensioner accommodation for a small registered charitable trust...
Legislation passed for faster consent process
Legislation to speed up the building consent process and reduce costs for builders has been passed by Parliament. The Building Amendment Act 2009,...
Young at heart
Now well into his sixties, Neil McCormack is quite possibly the oldest new roofer in the country.
Keith Ivey from CS Roofing first met McCormack...
Kiwi schools to benefit from NZGIF solar investment
NZ Green Investment Finance (NZGIF) is continuing its investment in solar by providing an $8 million senior debt facility to finance solar panels on...
New proposal to boost voluntary climate action
Researchers at Motu Economic and Public Policy Research have released a policy proposal for boosting voluntary climate action by New Zealand organisations.
The work was...
DoL launches new literacy assessment tool
Take the Test is a leaflet designed to help employers work out, in just five minutes, if a business is affected by poor workplace...
Cancer support centre wins People’s Choice Timber Design Award
Design attracts 'strong emotional response'
New Plymouth architects Boon Goldsmith Bhaskar Brebner have scooped the popular People’s Choice Award at the 2009 Timber...
Waikato RMBA presents 2009 memorial cup
The Waikato Registered Master Builders Association was proud to present the Ian Gillett Memorial Cup to its top Waikato Master Builders Apprentice for 2009...