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Too early to predict sustained uplift

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The RMBF says the latest building consent figures indicate a pick-up in activity, predominantly in Canterbury and Auckland. Statistics New Zealand figures show 1559 new...

We farewell David Beard

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In late January 2013 we said our final farewell to David Beard, a Waikato RMBA Life Member. David worked tirelessly, locally and nationally, in a...

Profitability and training for growth

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The construction industry is historically very adept at expanding and contracting as necessary within economic cycles. Generally, most of our firms have survived what...

Growing your company? Plan carefully!

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Naturally, we would all welcome increased workloads and profitability, but the challenge of managing growth is something that the building industry has not risen...

RMBF says stats confirm Canterbury and Auckland growth

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Statistics New Zealand figures show 1381 new homes and apartment consents were issued for December 2012, a 23% increase on December 2011. The total...

Improving productivity in the small to medium-sized building company

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The New Zealand construction sector is characterised by a large number of small to medium-sized firms, with only a relatively small number of large...

Associations optimistic about 2013 prospects

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SOUTH CANTERBURY Richard Geary South Canterbury has experienced roughly a 5% to10% increase over the residential and commercial sectors during 2012. ...

RMBF: Plenty to be proud of in tough times

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RMBF members have traditionally enjoyed good market share across New Zealand but, interestingly, we know through our Guarantee sales that our market share is...

Behind the Christchurch CBD cordon — a sobering sight

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After a phone call, personal interview, photograph and a two-hour pass card issue, we proceeded to the nearest army checkpoint for entry into the...

How often do you hear: ‘It’s hard to find good staff?’

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We are not as good as we could be at retaining and managing our human resources, and we fall behind in promoting talent well...