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Truck drivers are being advised to refuel their vehicles outside of Auckland due to the recently introduced regional fuel tax. The 11.5 cent a litre tax started yesterday. The tax was implemented as a joint scheme between the Labour-led government and Auckland City Council to fund transportation projects in the region...
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The Government has laid out next steps in New Zealand’s road toward building another crossing for Waitematā Harbour. “The existing Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of...
Unseasonal weather is further evidence we need to think differently The impact of bad weather on transport was covered extensively in the me...
This week NZTA fired a major warning shot in the battle against fraudulent driver licences. The land transport regulator has moved to cancel 440 commercial driver licence...
As we approach Christmas, the usual ramp up in supply chain activity is well underway. Truck movements are up, ports are busy, the ferries are full…the seasonal bump is u...
I was one of three New Zealanders at the Heavy Vehicle Transport and Technology HVTT18 symposium at Laval University, Quebec, Canada last week. It was a grim time f...
An awareness video that includes information about the lights on load pilots with oversize loads has been released by the NZ Heavy Haulage Association. Mark McNeilly, Chairman of ...
I haven’t done any substantive analysis, but after reading a number of very recent stories from overseas, particularly from the US and Australia, it appears there is a gr...
A few weeks ago, in Heads Up, we ran a story about the closure of the Kinleith Mill and the staff that were available for redeployment. There is no disputing...
After a well-earned rest over the Christmas Holidays the NRC team is hitting the ground running with a Select Committee appearance next week to represent our concerns on ...
Heavy vehicle safety compliance is more than a box-ticking exercise—it’s the backbone of a responsible and resilient transport sector. This week, I had the pleasure of at...
Last week 1News reported an agricultural contractor bemoaning he was facing about $12,000 in fines for being overloaded. That story included some comments by Transport Minister Chris B...
The unseasonal stormy weather has closed parts of three State Highways in the upper half of the North Island due to flooding and slips, resulting in lengthy diversions in...
Maintenance on the wire rope barrier on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Hampton Downs and Rangiriri is coming up soon, which will mean one-way closures and lane restriction...
WM New Zealand has marked a major milestone in sustainable waste collection with the debut of its first Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric rear loader, a next‑generation vehi...
The Government is accelerating progress on its bold work programme to modernise New Zealand’s land transport rules, with public consultation beginning today on three sign...
Major roading improvements for Rolleston will drive jobs and economic growth in this growing part of Canterbury, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop. “The State Hi...
Heavy rain has de-stabilised the large slips, meaning it is now unsafe for our contractors to continue clearing work through SH2 Waioweka Gorge. With weather ...
As part of a broader suite of health and safety reforms, the Government has agreed to a range of changes that will significantly refocus WorkSafe from an enforcement agen...
Physical works on the Waitohi Ferry Redevelopment Project are now underway, with demolition of the old Vehicle Access Bridge commencing this week in Picton. The start of ...
As New Zealand's economy continues its upward recovery, employers once again face the challenges of skill shortages and the pressing need to access reliable talent from o...
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The Government has laid out next steps in New Zealand’s road toward building another crossing for Waitematā Harbour. “The existing Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of...
Unseasonal weather is further evidence we need to think differently The impact of bad weather on transport was covered extensively in the me...
This week NZTA fired a major warning shot in the battle against fraudulent driver licences. The land transport regulator has moved to cancel 440 commercial driver licence...
As we approach Christmas, the usual ramp up in supply chain activity is well underway. Truck movements are up, ports are busy, the ferries are full…the seasonal bump is u...
I was one of three New Zealanders at the Heavy Vehicle Transport and Technology HVTT18 symposium at Laval University, Quebec, Canada last week. It was a grim time f...
An awareness video that includes information about the lights on load pilots with oversize loads has been released by the NZ Heavy Haulage Association. Mark McNeilly, Chairman of ...
I haven’t done any substantive analysis, but after reading a number of very recent stories from overseas, particularly from the US and Australia, it appears there is a gr...
A few weeks ago, in Heads Up, we ran a story about the closure of the Kinleith Mill and the staff that were available for redeployment. There is no disputing...
After a well-earned rest over the Christmas Holidays the NRC team is hitting the ground running with a Select Committee appearance next week to represent our concerns on ...
Heavy vehicle safety compliance is more than a box-ticking exercise—it’s the backbone of a responsible and resilient transport sector. This week, I had the pleasure of at...
Last week 1News reported an agricultural contractor bemoaning he was facing about $12,000 in fines for being overloaded. That story included some comments by Transport Minister Chris B...
The unseasonal stormy weather has closed parts of three State Highways in the upper half of the North Island due to flooding and slips, resulting in lengthy diversions in...
Maintenance on the wire rope barrier on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Hampton Downs and Rangiriri is coming up soon, which will mean one-way closures and lane restriction...
WM New Zealand has marked a major milestone in sustainable waste collection with the debut of its first Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric rear loader, a next‑generation vehi...
The Government is accelerating progress on its bold work programme to modernise New Zealand’s land transport rules, with public consultation beginning today on three sign...
Major roading improvements for Rolleston will drive jobs and economic growth in this growing part of Canterbury, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop. “The State Hi...
Heavy rain has de-stabilised the large slips, meaning it is now unsafe for our contractors to continue clearing work through SH2 Waioweka Gorge. With weather ...
As part of a broader suite of health and safety reforms, the Government has agreed to a range of changes that will significantly refocus WorkSafe from an enforcement agen...
Physical works on the Waitohi Ferry Redevelopment Project are now underway, with demolition of the old Vehicle Access Bridge commencing this week in Picton. The start of ...
As New Zealand's economy continues its upward recovery, employers once again face the challenges of skill shortages and the pressing need to access reliable talent from o...
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The Government has laid out next steps in New Zealand’s road toward building another crossing for Waitematā Harbour. “The existing Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of...
Unseasonal weather is further evidence we need to think differently The impact of bad weather on transport was covered extensively in the me...
This week NZTA fired a major warning shot in the battle against fraudulent driver licences. The land transport regulator has moved to cancel 440 commercial driver licence...
As we approach Christmas, the usual ramp up in supply chain activity is well underway. Truck movements are up, ports are busy, the ferries are full…the seasonal bump is u...
I was one of three New Zealanders at the Heavy Vehicle Transport and Technology HVTT18 symposium at Laval University, Quebec, Canada last week. It was a grim time f...
An awareness video that includes information about the lights on load pilots with oversize loads has been released by the NZ Heavy Haulage Association. Mark McNeilly, Chairman of ...
I haven’t done any substantive analysis, but after reading a number of very recent stories from overseas, particularly from the US and Australia, it appears there is a gr...
A few weeks ago, in Heads Up, we ran a story about the closure of the Kinleith Mill and the staff that were available for redeployment. There is no disputing...
After a well-earned rest over the Christmas Holidays the NRC team is hitting the ground running with a Select Committee appearance next week to represent our concerns on ...
Heavy vehicle safety compliance is more than a box-ticking exercise—it’s the backbone of a responsible and resilient transport sector. This week, I had the pleasure of at...
Last week 1News reported an agricultural contractor bemoaning he was facing about $12,000 in fines for being overloaded. That story included some comments by Transport Minister Chris B...
The unseasonal stormy weather has closed parts of three State Highways in the upper half of the North Island due to flooding and slips, resulting in lengthy diversions in...
Maintenance on the wire rope barrier on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Hampton Downs and Rangiriri is coming up soon, which will mean one-way closures and lane restriction...
WM New Zealand has marked a major milestone in sustainable waste collection with the debut of its first Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric rear loader, a next‑generation vehi...
The Government is accelerating progress on its bold work programme to modernise New Zealand’s land transport rules, with public consultation beginning today on three sign...
Major roading improvements for Rolleston will drive jobs and economic growth in this growing part of Canterbury, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop. “The State Hi...
Heavy rain has de-stabilised the large slips, meaning it is now unsafe for our contractors to continue clearing work through SH2 Waioweka Gorge. With weather ...
As part of a broader suite of health and safety reforms, the Government has agreed to a range of changes that will significantly refocus WorkSafe from an enforcement agen...
Physical works on the Waitohi Ferry Redevelopment Project are now underway, with demolition of the old Vehicle Access Bridge commencing this week in Picton. The start of ...
As New Zealand's economy continues its upward recovery, employers once again face the challenges of skill shortages and the pressing need to access reliable talent from o...
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The Government has laid out next steps in New Zealand’s road toward building another crossing for Waitematā Harbour. “The existing Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of...
Unseasonal weather is further evidence we need to think differently The impact of bad weather on transport was covered extensively in the me...
This week NZTA fired a major warning shot in the battle against fraudulent driver licences. The land transport regulator has moved to cancel 440 commercial driver licence...
As we approach Christmas, the usual ramp up in supply chain activity is well underway. Truck movements are up, ports are busy, the ferries are full…the seasonal bump is u...
I was one of three New Zealanders at the Heavy Vehicle Transport and Technology HVTT18 symposium at Laval University, Quebec, Canada last week. It was a grim time f...
An awareness video that includes information about the lights on load pilots with oversize loads has been released by the NZ Heavy Haulage Association. Mark McNeilly, Chairman of ...
I haven’t done any substantive analysis, but after reading a number of very recent stories from overseas, particularly from the US and Australia, it appears there is a gr...
A few weeks ago, in Heads Up, we ran a story about the closure of the Kinleith Mill and the staff that were available for redeployment. There is no disputing...
After a well-earned rest over the Christmas Holidays the NRC team is hitting the ground running with a Select Committee appearance next week to represent our concerns on ...
Heavy vehicle safety compliance is more than a box-ticking exercise—it’s the backbone of a responsible and resilient transport sector. This week, I had the pleasure of at...
Last week 1News reported an agricultural contractor bemoaning he was facing about $12,000 in fines for being overloaded. That story included some comments by Transport Minister Chris B...
The unseasonal stormy weather has closed parts of three State Highways in the upper half of the North Island due to flooding and slips, resulting in lengthy diversions in...
Maintenance on the wire rope barrier on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Hampton Downs and Rangiriri is coming up soon, which will mean one-way closures and lane restriction...
WM New Zealand has marked a major milestone in sustainable waste collection with the debut of its first Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric rear loader, a next‑generation vehi...
The Government is accelerating progress on its bold work programme to modernise New Zealand’s land transport rules, with public consultation beginning today on three sign...
Major roading improvements for Rolleston will drive jobs and economic growth in this growing part of Canterbury, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop. “The State Hi...
Heavy rain has de-stabilised the large slips, meaning it is now unsafe for our contractors to continue clearing work through SH2 Waioweka Gorge. With weather ...
As part of a broader suite of health and safety reforms, the Government has agreed to a range of changes that will significantly refocus WorkSafe from an enforcement agen...
Physical works on the Waitohi Ferry Redevelopment Project are now underway, with demolition of the old Vehicle Access Bridge commencing this week in Picton. The start of ...
As New Zealand's economy continues its upward recovery, employers once again face the challenges of skill shortages and the pressing need to access reliable talent from o...
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The Government has laid out next steps in New Zealand’s road toward building another crossing for Waitematā Harbour. “The existing Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of...
Unseasonal weather is further evidence we need to think differently The impact of bad weather on transport was covered extensively in the me...
This week NZTA fired a major warning shot in the battle against fraudulent driver licences. The land transport regulator has moved to cancel 440 commercial driver licence...
As we approach Christmas, the usual ramp up in supply chain activity is well underway. Truck movements are up, ports are busy, the ferries are full…the seasonal bump is u...
I was one of three New Zealanders at the Heavy Vehicle Transport and Technology HVTT18 symposium at Laval University, Quebec, Canada last week. It was a grim time f...
An awareness video that includes information about the lights on load pilots with oversize loads has been released by the NZ Heavy Haulage Association. Mark McNeilly, Chairman of ...
I haven’t done any substantive analysis, but after reading a number of very recent stories from overseas, particularly from the US and Australia, it appears there is a gr...
A few weeks ago, in Heads Up, we ran a story about the closure of the Kinleith Mill and the staff that were available for redeployment. There is no disputing...
After a well-earned rest over the Christmas Holidays the NRC team is hitting the ground running with a Select Committee appearance next week to represent our concerns on ...
Heavy vehicle safety compliance is more than a box-ticking exercise—it’s the backbone of a responsible and resilient transport sector. This week, I had the pleasure of at...
Last week 1News reported an agricultural contractor bemoaning he was facing about $12,000 in fines for being overloaded. That story included some comments by Transport Minister Chris B...
The unseasonal stormy weather has closed parts of three State Highways in the upper half of the North Island due to flooding and slips, resulting in lengthy diversions in...
Maintenance on the wire rope barrier on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Hampton Downs and Rangiriri is coming up soon, which will mean one-way closures and lane restriction...
WM New Zealand has marked a major milestone in sustainable waste collection with the debut of its first Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric rear loader, a next‑generation vehi...
The Government is accelerating progress on its bold work programme to modernise New Zealand’s land transport rules, with public consultation beginning today on three sign...
Major roading improvements for Rolleston will drive jobs and economic growth in this growing part of Canterbury, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop. “The State Hi...
Heavy rain has de-stabilised the large slips, meaning it is now unsafe for our contractors to continue clearing work through SH2 Waioweka Gorge. With weather ...
As part of a broader suite of health and safety reforms, the Government has agreed to a range of changes that will significantly refocus WorkSafe from an enforcement agen...
Physical works on the Waitohi Ferry Redevelopment Project are now underway, with demolition of the old Vehicle Access Bridge commencing this week in Picton. The start of ...
As New Zealand's economy continues its upward recovery, employers once again face the challenges of skill shortages and the pressing need to access reliable talent from o...
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The Government has laid out next steps in New Zealand’s road toward building another crossing for Waitematā Harbour. “The existing Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of...
Unseasonal weather is further evidence we need to think differently The impact of bad weather on transport was covered extensively in the me...
This week NZTA fired a major warning shot in the battle against fraudulent driver licences. The land transport regulator has moved to cancel 440 commercial driver licence...
As we approach Christmas, the usual ramp up in supply chain activity is well underway. Truck movements are up, ports are busy, the ferries are full…the seasonal bump is u...
I was one of three New Zealanders at the Heavy Vehicle Transport and Technology HVTT18 symposium at Laval University, Quebec, Canada last week. It was a grim time f...
An awareness video that includes information about the lights on load pilots with oversize loads has been released by the NZ Heavy Haulage Association. Mark McNeilly, Chairman of ...
I haven’t done any substantive analysis, but after reading a number of very recent stories from overseas, particularly from the US and Australia, it appears there is a gr...
A few weeks ago, in Heads Up, we ran a story about the closure of the Kinleith Mill and the staff that were available for redeployment. There is no disputing...
After a well-earned rest over the Christmas Holidays the NRC team is hitting the ground running with a Select Committee appearance next week to represent our concerns on ...
Heavy vehicle safety compliance is more than a box-ticking exercise—it’s the backbone of a responsible and resilient transport sector. This week, I had the pleasure of at...
Last week 1News reported an agricultural contractor bemoaning he was facing about $12,000 in fines for being overloaded. That story included some comments by Transport Minister Chris B...
The unseasonal stormy weather has closed parts of three State Highways in the upper half of the North Island due to flooding and slips, resulting in lengthy diversions in...
Maintenance on the wire rope barrier on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Hampton Downs and Rangiriri is coming up soon, which will mean one-way closures and lane restriction...
WM New Zealand has marked a major milestone in sustainable waste collection with the debut of its first Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric rear loader, a next‑generation vehi...
The Government is accelerating progress on its bold work programme to modernise New Zealand’s land transport rules, with public consultation beginning today on three sign...
Major roading improvements for Rolleston will drive jobs and economic growth in this growing part of Canterbury, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop. “The State Hi...
Heavy rain has de-stabilised the large slips, meaning it is now unsafe for our contractors to continue clearing work through SH2 Waioweka Gorge. With weather ...
As part of a broader suite of health and safety reforms, the Government has agreed to a range of changes that will significantly refocus WorkSafe from an enforcement agen...
Physical works on the Waitohi Ferry Redevelopment Project are now underway, with demolition of the old Vehicle Access Bridge commencing this week in Picton. The start of ...
As New Zealand's economy continues its upward recovery, employers once again face the challenges of skill shortages and the pressing need to access reliable talent from o...
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The Government has laid out next steps in New Zealand’s road toward building another crossing for Waitematā Harbour. “The existing Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of...
Unseasonal weather is further evidence we need to think differently The impact of bad weather on transport was covered extensively in the me...
This week NZTA fired a major warning shot in the battle against fraudulent driver licences. The land transport regulator has moved to cancel 440 commercial driver licence...
As we approach Christmas, the usual ramp up in supply chain activity is well underway. Truck movements are up, ports are busy, the ferries are full…the seasonal bump is u...
I was one of three New Zealanders at the Heavy Vehicle Transport and Technology HVTT18 symposium at Laval University, Quebec, Canada last week. It was a grim time f...
An awareness video that includes information about the lights on load pilots with oversize loads has been released by the NZ Heavy Haulage Association. Mark McNeilly, Chairman of ...
I haven’t done any substantive analysis, but after reading a number of very recent stories from overseas, particularly from the US and Australia, it appears there is a gr...
A few weeks ago, in Heads Up, we ran a story about the closure of the Kinleith Mill and the staff that were available for redeployment. There is no disputing...
After a well-earned rest over the Christmas Holidays the NRC team is hitting the ground running with a Select Committee appearance next week to represent our concerns on ...
Heavy vehicle safety compliance is more than a box-ticking exercise—it’s the backbone of a responsible and resilient transport sector. This week, I had the pleasure of at...
Last week 1News reported an agricultural contractor bemoaning he was facing about $12,000 in fines for being overloaded. That story included some comments by Transport Minister Chris B...
The unseasonal stormy weather has closed parts of three State Highways in the upper half of the North Island due to flooding and slips, resulting in lengthy diversions in...
Maintenance on the wire rope barrier on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Hampton Downs and Rangiriri is coming up soon, which will mean one-way closures and lane restriction...
WM New Zealand has marked a major milestone in sustainable waste collection with the debut of its first Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric rear loader, a next‑generation vehi...
The Government is accelerating progress on its bold work programme to modernise New Zealand’s land transport rules, with public consultation beginning today on three sign...
Major roading improvements for Rolleston will drive jobs and economic growth in this growing part of Canterbury, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop. “The State Hi...
Heavy rain has de-stabilised the large slips, meaning it is now unsafe for our contractors to continue clearing work through SH2 Waioweka Gorge. With weather ...
As part of a broader suite of health and safety reforms, the Government has agreed to a range of changes that will significantly refocus WorkSafe from an enforcement agen...
Physical works on the Waitohi Ferry Redevelopment Project are now underway, with demolition of the old Vehicle Access Bridge commencing this week in Picton. The start of ...
As New Zealand's economy continues its upward recovery, employers once again face the challenges of skill shortages and the pressing need to access reliable talent from o...
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The Government has laid out next steps in New Zealand’s road toward building another crossing for Waitematā Harbour. “The existing Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of...
Unseasonal weather is further evidence we need to think differently The impact of bad weather on transport was covered extensively in the me...
This week NZTA fired a major warning shot in the battle against fraudulent driver licences. The land transport regulator has moved to cancel 440 commercial driver licence...
As we approach Christmas, the usual ramp up in supply chain activity is well underway. Truck movements are up, ports are busy, the ferries are full…the seasonal bump is u...
I was one of three New Zealanders at the Heavy Vehicle Transport and Technology HVTT18 symposium at Laval University, Quebec, Canada last week. It was a grim time f...
An awareness video that includes information about the lights on load pilots with oversize loads has been released by the NZ Heavy Haulage Association. Mark McNeilly, Chairman of ...
I haven’t done any substantive analysis, but after reading a number of very recent stories from overseas, particularly from the US and Australia, it appears there is a gr...
A few weeks ago, in Heads Up, we ran a story about the closure of the Kinleith Mill and the staff that were available for redeployment. There is no disputing...
After a well-earned rest over the Christmas Holidays the NRC team is hitting the ground running with a Select Committee appearance next week to represent our concerns on ...
Heavy vehicle safety compliance is more than a box-ticking exercise—it’s the backbone of a responsible and resilient transport sector. This week, I had the pleasure of at...
Last week 1News reported an agricultural contractor bemoaning he was facing about $12,000 in fines for being overloaded. That story included some comments by Transport Minister Chris B...
The unseasonal stormy weather has closed parts of three State Highways in the upper half of the North Island due to flooding and slips, resulting in lengthy diversions in...
Maintenance on the wire rope barrier on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Hampton Downs and Rangiriri is coming up soon, which will mean one-way closures and lane restriction...
WM New Zealand has marked a major milestone in sustainable waste collection with the debut of its first Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric rear loader, a next‑generation vehi...
The Government is accelerating progress on its bold work programme to modernise New Zealand’s land transport rules, with public consultation beginning today on three sign...
Major roading improvements for Rolleston will drive jobs and economic growth in this growing part of Canterbury, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop. “The State Hi...
Heavy rain has de-stabilised the large slips, meaning it is now unsafe for our contractors to continue clearing work through SH2 Waioweka Gorge. With weather ...
As part of a broader suite of health and safety reforms, the Government has agreed to a range of changes that will significantly refocus WorkSafe from an enforcement agen...
Physical works on the Waitohi Ferry Redevelopment Project are now underway, with demolition of the old Vehicle Access Bridge commencing this week in Picton. The start of ...
As New Zealand's economy continues its upward recovery, employers once again face the challenges of skill shortages and the pressing need to access reliable talent from o...
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The Government has laid out next steps in New Zealand’s road toward building another crossing for Waitematā Harbour. “The existing Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of...
Unseasonal weather is further evidence we need to think differently The impact of bad weather on transport was covered extensively in the me...
This week NZTA fired a major warning shot in the battle against fraudulent driver licences. The land transport regulator has moved to cancel 440 commercial driver licence...
As we approach Christmas, the usual ramp up in supply chain activity is well underway. Truck movements are up, ports are busy, the ferries are full…the seasonal bump is u...
I was one of three New Zealanders at the Heavy Vehicle Transport and Technology HVTT18 symposium at Laval University, Quebec, Canada last week. It was a grim time f...
An awareness video that includes information about the lights on load pilots with oversize loads has been released by the NZ Heavy Haulage Association. Mark McNeilly, Chairman of ...
I haven’t done any substantive analysis, but after reading a number of very recent stories from overseas, particularly from the US and Australia, it appears there is a gr...
A few weeks ago, in Heads Up, we ran a story about the closure of the Kinleith Mill and the staff that were available for redeployment. There is no disputing...
After a well-earned rest over the Christmas Holidays the NRC team is hitting the ground running with a Select Committee appearance next week to represent our concerns on ...
Heavy vehicle safety compliance is more than a box-ticking exercise—it’s the backbone of a responsible and resilient transport sector. This week, I had the pleasure of at...
Last week 1News reported an agricultural contractor bemoaning he was facing about $12,000 in fines for being overloaded. That story included some comments by Transport Minister Chris B...
The unseasonal stormy weather has closed parts of three State Highways in the upper half of the North Island due to flooding and slips, resulting in lengthy diversions in...
Maintenance on the wire rope barrier on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Hampton Downs and Rangiriri is coming up soon, which will mean one-way closures and lane restriction...
WM New Zealand has marked a major milestone in sustainable waste collection with the debut of its first Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric rear loader, a next‑generation vehi...
The Government is accelerating progress on its bold work programme to modernise New Zealand’s land transport rules, with public consultation beginning today on three sign...
Major roading improvements for Rolleston will drive jobs and economic growth in this growing part of Canterbury, says Transport Minister Chris Bishop. “The State Hi...
Heavy rain has de-stabilised the large slips, meaning it is now unsafe for our contractors to continue clearing work through SH2 Waioweka Gorge. With weather ...
As part of a broader suite of health and safety reforms, the Government has agreed to a range of changes that will significantly refocus WorkSafe from an enforcement agen...
Physical works on the Waitohi Ferry Redevelopment Project are now underway, with demolition of the old Vehicle Access Bridge commencing this week in Picton. The start of ...
As New Zealand's economy continues its upward recovery, employers once again face the challenges of skill shortages and the pressing need to access reliable talent from o...
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