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We held another sold-out branch event this week, this time in Te Aroha on Wednesday 30th August.
Te Ara Awataha Greenway Corridor Regeneration is a finalist project in the Waters category of the 2023 Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Puketutu Island Rehabilitation Phase 4D is a finalist project in the Waters category of the 2023 Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Waters Infrastructure Programme is a finalist project in the Waters category of the 2023 Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Prudent Asset Management for Waters is a finalist project in the Asset Management category of the 2023 Asset Management Excellence Awards.
On Thursday 8 December, two new bills were introduced into Parliament to support the Water Services Entities Bill, which has passed its Third Reading.
Yesterday we were thrilled to host the first IPWEA NZ golf day of the summer season! Members of the East Coast/Bay of Plenty Branch came together in the Hawke’s Bay.
SH10 Culvert Replacement is a finalist in the Excellence in Environment & Sustainability Category of the 2022 IPWEA NZ Asset Management Excellence Awards.
Water New Zealand has published their latest annual water services assessment, the National Performance Review.
Countering the public works skills shortage, particularly in engineering and asset management, is a key focus area for me.
Last week we were delighted to go ahead with the Water Asset Management Forum 2021.
Minister Nanaia Mahuta announced this week that the Government will legislate the three waters reform to apply to all councils.
This morning, Minister Mahuta announced that the three waters reform programme will proceed with an ‘all in’ legislated approach.
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