Meet the Land Development Group’s New Chair Kelly LaValley
Kelly LaValley is the new Chair of the LDEG – Land Development Engineering Group.
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Andrew Brickell awarded Life Membership
Andrew Brickell has been awarded Honorary Life Membership of IPWEA NZ.
Life Membership Awarded to Myles Lind
Outgoing President Myles Lind has been awarded Life Membership of IPWEA NZ.
Welcome to our newest staff member – Zelda Botes
We are thrilled to welcome onboard Zelda Botes, IPWEA NZ's new Governance and Administration Assistant.
6 evidence-based ways to feel happier
What if you could snap your fingers and magically wake up every day with a smile on your face?
Many of us seem good at hiding our pain – with journalist, Jehan Casinader
Jehan shares what he learnt from a very challenging period in his life.
Introducing our new Membership Engagement Manager Emily Liddell
Meet the new Membership Engagement Manager at IPWEA NZ.
Vice-President’s Column 7 July 2021
Update from Vice-President Priyani de Silva-Currie.
Finalists announced for 2021 Hynds Best Paper Award
The finalists for the Hynds Best Paper Awards 2021 have been announced.
Decarbonising with dogs
Owning a dog is one change that can contribute to creating a positive change.
IPWEA NZ excited to welcome new Product Manager Mike Curry!
Announcing a new addition to our team here at IPWEA NZ, Product Manager Mike Curry.
The benefits of a dedicated Asset Planning Division
In November 2019 the Palmerston North City Council established a dedicated Asset Planning Division (APD).
Making decarbonisation planning manageable
Practical suggestions for organisations with complex carbon footprints.
Infrastructure and Politics – a fine balance
There’s no escaping it; infrastructure and politics are linked.
Morphum thrilled to sponsor IPWEA NZ’s Environment and Sustainability Award
Morphum Environmental is excited to announce our sponsorship of IPWEA NZ’s third Environment and Sustainability Award.
The buzz of face to face meetings – worth the wait!
After several COVID-cancellations over 12 months, our Northern Branch meeting in Whangarei finally went ahead to much excitement!
The bend in the road is not the end of the road, unless you fail to see it
One of our emerging challenges is that society is increasingly gravitating towards the comfortable.
