New Zealand (NZ) stories
Unimax has become the first label and packaging printer in New Zealand to install the new Jet L350UV SAI Inkjet Press.
TechDay's 10-Minute IT Jams: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise discusses their digital-age solutions and trends in the APAC region.
Open communication, mental health support and small perks can help employers keep staff loyal as recession pressures mount.
The survey results showed that compared with other countries globally, New Zealand is a digitally savvy nation.
Auckland Council says it was blindsided as Kāinga Ora weighs taking over planning for suburbs on the light rail corridor, overriding local plans.
Workers face greater height risks as inspectors find more self-made or modified platforms lacking basic safety features and certification.
New research warns freight delays and higher consumer prices loom as New Zealand’s logistics worker gap is projected to quadruple by 2028.
Vacancies are tightening and rents rising in New Zealand’s top cities, with industrial property remaining the strongest segment this quarter.
Workplace fires from lithium-ion batteries can trigger crippling fines or prison if PCBUs fail to act on known risks.
The new paths should help Wellington residents travel more easily while diverting waste concrete and asphalt from landfill.
Weak safety controls at AFFCO’s Wairoa plant have led to a NZD $502,500 court fine after a worker was crushed to death.
Tighter stock on the market and a 7.5% rise in sales point to New Zealand housing volumes finally bottoming out after a long slump.
Construction firms have until 26 June to share views on workforce, technology and sector issues in a survey cited by MBIE.
With weather damage, economic uncertainty and an election looming, Civil Contractors New Zealand wants construction professionals to weigh in before 26 June.
Axis Communications and Atlas Gentech partner to leverage technologies and distribution capabilities for system integrators and end customers. .
Councils could gain new powers under a review urging the next Government to back localism and shared funding for infrastructure.
Two of the Government’s four ETS reform options would miss New Zealand’s climate goals, leaving businesses to face continued uncertainty.
Skills shortages, weather damage and rising costs are squeezing construction firms as Waihanga Ara Rau outlines priorities for the next 18 months.
Auckland's $178 million Voco-Holiday Inn Express build has won praise for reducing risk on a site with 380 workers and 60 subcontractors.
Rents, homelessness and housing shortages are in the crosshairs as the council seeks to lift supply, quality and affordability in the capital.