2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: SH73 Candy’s Creek Bridge – Rock Shelter
“SH73 Candy's Creek Bridge - Rock Shelter” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Fulton Hogan successfu...
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2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: The Cool Little Playground
“The Cool Little Playground” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Cass Square Playground in Hokitika i...
2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: Measuring quality of Corrections’ health assets
“Measuring quality of Corrections' health assets” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Following deep ...
2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: Cyclone Gabrielle Bailey Bridge Response
“Cyclone Gabrielle Bailey Bridge Response” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards.
After Cyclone Gabriell...
2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: Greville Road Stormwater Culvert Upgrade
“Greville Road Stormwater Culvert Upgrade” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards.
McConnell Dowell, Auck...
2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: Asset Management Data Standard Multimodal Network Model
“Asset Management Data Standard Multimodal Network Model” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards.
NZTA an...
2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: Peacocke Network Infrastructure – Strategic Northern Connections
“Peacocke Network Infrastructure – Strategic Northern Connections” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards....
2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: Project Reclaim – Excellence in collaboration
“Project Reclaim - Excellence in collaboration” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Project Reclaim s...
2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: Huarahi Tūhono – Route 52 Upgrade Project
“Huarahi Tūhono – Route 52 Upgrade Project” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Four years after star...
2025 Āpōpō Awards Finalist: Te Mārua Water Treatment Plant Optimisation Project
“Te Mārua Water Treatment Plant Optimisation Project” is a finalist for the 2025 Āpōpō Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Te Mārua Wa...
Lunch and Learn: Abdul Kaggwa Building a Thriving Community
In this lunch and learn Abdul Kaggwa shared with us his journey into asset management, starting with his arrival and New Zealand in 2017. He also talked us through the creation of his poster for the 2024 poster competition. Check out the recording of this event in this article.
Aotearoa’s First Asset Management Chartered Professional
Congratulations to Priyani de Silva-Currie on becoming New Zealand’s First Asset Management Chartered Professional.
Professional Recognition: Local and Global
The Āpōpō Professional Practice Accreditation now aligns with the Global Certification Scheme governed by World Partners in Asset Management (WPiAM).
What is Āpōpō doing for asset management in New Zealand?
In this first quarter of 2025, I have had some engagement with the Honorable Chris Bishop, Minister for Infrastructure, as well as oppo...
Āpōpō Advocacy
One of the ways we carry out our purpose is by advocating, on behalf of members, to strive for asset management excellence. Find out more about the Beca Āpōpō Year of Asset Management
Public Works Act reform – infrastructure asset management impacts
Proposed changes to the Public Works Act 1981, to be introduced in the Public Works Amendment Bill around the middle of 2025, are aimed...
Asset Management through a Kaupapa Māori Lens – 2024 Kōmata o Te Rangi winner – Early Bird Webinar recording
This early bird webinar was a chance to learn about the 2024 Supreme Award-winning project submitted by WSP and Nelson City Council, Asset Management through a Kaupapa Māori Lens. Learn more about this award-winning project, the step-change it represents, its success as a project, and what it meant to the broader project team to win this award.
Navigating 3 Waters – Early Bird Webinar recording
This webinar discussed WSDP and AMPs what they are and are not, and the timeline for delivering a WSDP, The Australian Experience – navigating challenges and opportunities and Economic regulation of water services in NZ.
