Trade Skills
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Building a bigger, better business with TPB
CARTERS and The Professional Builder delivered an inspiring workshop to more than 150 builders this summer, helping them excel and there’s still time to gain this valuable information.
4 April 2025 -
GIB Best Practice Series - Wall Lining Installation
7 Things to consider when installing Wall Lining
1 April 2025 -
Introducing Knauf Insulation’s Free H1 Calculator
This free and easy-to-use tool is designed to simplify the process of evaluating and optimising thermal performance for building projects.
1 April 2025 -
Excessive building versus population growth will weigh on the recovery
Starting to see an increase in enquiries? If you aren’t now, you should soon, writes Kiwi economist Rodney Dickens.
1 April 2025
News
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Changes to granny flat building consent rules
Making it easier to build granny flats and small standalone dwellings is the aim of changes due to come into effect from early 2026.
5 April 2025 -
Honouring the best in commercial building
Unique in celebrating everyone involved in bringing amazing building projects to life across Aotearoa, judging is now taking place in the Registered Master Builders’ Commercial Project Awards ahead of May’s gala night announcement.
4 April 2025 -
Calls for ‘enduring solutions’ to apprentice training
With an annual turnover of $100 billion, the construction sector employs 20% of New Zealand’s workforce with over $17 billion in salaries.
1 April 2025
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