Trade Skills
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Building Up Building Businesses
Increase your knowledge over winter by getting along to sessions run by the newly renamed Building Institute Aotearoa, formerly NZIOB.
1 May 2025 -
Planning for New Zealand’s infrastructure growth
As it works on its National Infrastructure Plan this year, the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission is asking, how NZ infrastructure can pay for itself.
1 May 2025 -
GIB Best Practice Series – Quality Interior Finish
7 Things to consider for a Quality Finish
1 May 2025 -
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
News
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Coming in hot – it's CONZTRUCT 2025!
It’s back! CONZTRUCT is on the cards again for 2025 for all your learning, licence points and laughs with tradie mates.
1 May 2025 -
2025 Building People Awards – Nominate now!
Open to anyone in the building industry, the Building People Awards are a chance for construction industry professionals to be celebrated among their peers. Entries are open now!
1 May 2025 -
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
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