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House of the Year celebrates New Zealand’s best builds
A Waikato wonder home and charming Christchurch creation take top titles in this year’s Registered Master Builders House of the Year competition.
29 November 2023 -
The code of ethics and what it means to you - Part Two
As an LBP, making sure you understand the code of ethics is crucial. Here, we look at what is involved in principle number three of the code: Taking responsibility for your actions.
29 November 2023 -
What the building product information requirements mean for LBPs
From December 2023, the Building (Building Product Information Requirements) Regulations 2022 take effect – what Licensed Building Practitioners need to know.
29 November 2023 -
How tired is your team?
Summer days can lead to more jobs and longer hours, as we strive to make the most of daylight-saving, so how do we make sure our teams aren't too tired to stay safe?
20 November 2023
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2023 Apprentice of the Year Winners Announced
Now in its 20th year, the Registered Master Builders CARTERS Apprentice of the Year regional winners have been announced for 2023.
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Construction body plots its five-year course
Aims for what it wishes to achieve for the sector over the next five years have been laid out by the Workforce Development Council for Construction and Infrastructure, Waihanga Ara Rau.
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Activating a thriving construction business
A new series of workshops aimed at activating better business in the building sector kicks off this November.

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