All Events

Infrastructure New Zealand is pleased to invite members to our Shaping the RMA: INZ Submission Workshop  in Christchurch on Wednesday 28 January.

Thank you to Buddle Findlay for sponsoring this event.  

Infrastructure New Zealand is pleased to invite members to our Shaping the RMA: INZ Submission Workshop in Auckland on Thursday 29 January from 7:30am - 10:30am.

Thank you to Buddle Findlay for sponsoring this event.  

Infrastructure New Zealand is pleased to invite members to our Shaping the RMA: INZ Submission Workshop in Wellington on Tuesday 3 February from 7:30am - 10:30am. 

Thank you to Buddle Findlay for sponsoring this event.  

Join WIN Northland for an exclusive guided tour of Channel Infrastructure’s state-of-the-art energy precinct at Marsden Point, Aotearoa's only fuel import terminal, on Wednesday 11 February 2026, from 5:15pm.

The Infrastructure Collective and Hāpai Public present - National Infrastructure Plan 101: ‘Once-in-a-generation’ Plan Explained is a series of regional events. Join us in Auckland on Thursday 19 February from 5:30pm, hosted by Beca.

The Infrastructure Collective and Hāpai Public present - National Infrastructure Plan 101: ‘Once-in-a-generation’ Plan Explained is a series of regional events. Join us in Wellington on Wednesday 25 February from 5:30pm, hosted by Beca.

WIN Wellington are excited to invite you to a tour at the KiwiRail Hutt Workshops on Thursday 26 February from 1:00pm.

Infrastructure New Zealand and Brightstar are pleased to launch the Smart Funding for Infrastructure: Delivering with Confidence conference. This will be held on Thursday 26 March 2026 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Auckland. Find out more here.

Infrastructure New Zealand is delighted to be continuing our annual international delegation in 2026. In May, Infrastructure New Zealand will run an international delegation to Stockholm in Sweden and Oslo in Norway that will examine how Sweden and Norway have achieved greater bipartisan infrastructure consensus, secured long-term funding, embedded climate and resilience at scale, and engaged communities and Indigenous peoples to sustain legitimacy and delivery. For New Zealand’s public and private infrastructure leaders, the lessons will be directly translatable, providing the next step toward a more strategic, confident, and future-focused nation.

Girls in Infrastructure is a pioneering initiative designed to broaden awareness and ignite interest among Year 12 and 13 girls about the diverse and rewarding career paths available in the infrastructure industry. These events offer an unparalleled opportunity for attendees to step onto a live construction site, gain hands-on experience with heavy machinery, and engage in meaningful conversations with education providers.