INFRAREAD
Looking Towards 2022
By Claire Edmondson, Chief Executive Officer
In this Building Nations special edition, I need to start by thanking our sponsors, speakers and attendees for such a successful event. We’ve been thrilled to hear attendees found the sessions insightful, informative, though-provoking and rewarding.
NEWS
Transformational Auckland transport plan will create a world-class nation once delivered
MEDIA RELEASE Today’s Government announcement on a second harbour-crossing and integrated transport network is a transformational and long-sighted solution to Auckland’s transport woes, and a huge opportunity for the transport, construction and infrastructure sectors,...
Claire Edmondson appointed Infrastructure New Zealand Chief Executive
MEDIA RELEASE Claire Edmondson has been appointed Infrastructure New Zealand Chief Executive. Board Chair Margaret Devlin said the Board made the decision in December. Ms Edmondson had been Infrastructure New Zealand General Manager since July. “Claire’s background...
Building Nations conference highlights chief infrastructure sector concerns
MEDIA RELEASE New Zealand’s infrastructure deficit and how it will be funded and financed, climate change and the role of infrastructure to mitigate impacts, and attracting talent and retaining skills are the three chief issues of concern to members attending...
REPORT
Infrastructure Priorities for the 2020-2023 Government
COVID-19 combined with historic underinvestment and record population growth has created a perfect storm for New Zealand infrastructure. This is what the 2020-2023 Government needs to do to address long-standing issues and achieve public outcomes…
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