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Check-in with 2023 Apprentice of the Year
As the regional challenge begins for this year's Registered Master Builders CARTERS Apprentice of the Year, we catch up with 2023 winner Jack Nevines as he shares an update and his tips for success.
6 June 2024 -
Kiwi business urged to act on cyber-crime prevention
Independent Kiwi research shows just how detrimental cyber-attacks are on some of New Zealand’s largest businesses and how few boards see the threat as a priority.
6 June 2024 -
Hints building prospects to improve next year
Economist points to indications that some recovery in new dwelling consents will be seen early next year.
6 June 2024 -
Due for a check-up or a check-in?
Feeling a little under par? International Men’s Health Week this June is your reminder to check in on yourself and others.
6 June 2024
Check-in with 2023 Apprentice of the Year
As the regional challenge begins for this year's Registered Master Builders CARTERS Apprentice of the Year, we catch up with 2023 winner Jack Nevines as he shares an update and his tips for success.
Kiwi business urged to act on cyber-crime prevention
Independent Kiwi research shows just how detrimental cyber-attacks are on some of New Zealand’s largest businesses and how few boards see the threat as a priority.
Hints building prospects to improve next year
Economist points to indications that some recovery in new dwelling consents will be seen early next year.
Due for a check-up or a check-in?
Feeling a little under par? International Men’s Health Week this June is your reminder to check in on yourself and others.
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Boosting deaf participation in construction
For Deaf New Zealanders, the construction industry offers endless opportunities to work and thrive in a supportive environment and a new website shines a light on how.
6 June 2024 -
Earthquake prone buildings review brought forward
Identifying improvements in the way New Zealand manages seismic risk in existing buildings is the aim of a review brought forward by the Government.
6 June 2024 -
Home detention for tradesman’s death
A WorkSafe prosecution serves as an electrical safety reminder after a contractor received a fatal electric shock from a rangehood.
6 June 2024
Boosting deaf participation in construction
For Deaf New Zealanders, the construction industry offers endless opportunities to work and thrive in a supportive environment and a new website shines a light on how.
Earthquake prone buildings review brought forward
Identifying improvements in the way New Zealand manages seismic risk in existing buildings is the aim of a review brought forward by the Government.
Home detention for tradesman’s death
A WorkSafe prosecution serves as an electrical safety reminder after a contractor received a fatal electric shock from a rangehood.
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