TIC Auckland is pleased to invite you to attend the Inner Circle on Infrastructure Costs in New Zealand with Peter Nunns.

WIN Northland in collaboration with Kamo High School, Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga / the Ministry of Education, Beca and Canam Commercial are excited to invite you to join us for a site visit and presentation to see and hear about Kamo High School’s and Blomfield Special School’s new facilities to accommodate the forecast master plan roll growth from 864 to 1200 students plus 12 special needs students.

The Infrastructure Collective Auckland and WSP are proud to present the Inner Circle with James Reddish - Decarbonisation.

Infrastructure New Zealand is pleased to announce an invite-only Leaders' Lunch with the leader of the ACT Party, David Seymour MP.

Building Nations 2021 presented us with a fork in the road, where we chose a bold path forward for New Zealand’s infrastructure.

Last year, we envisioned a 2050 built on smart decisions that reform hurdles, embed strategic and efficient decision making, and realise the development of the country’s most-needed infrastructure. Resilience was front of mind as we discussed and debated a system capable of achieving our shared ambitions.

In June, let’s turn these ambitions into action. We will look at the practicalities of delivering the infrastructure that New Zealanders urgently need within the context of massive system change and commit to bold action as we head into a national election. Progress that can’t wait.

Join us at Building Nations 2023 on 7 - 8 June in Christchurch at Te Pae Convention Centre to debate and discuss the moves we urgently need to make – from ambition to action.

Register your interest here now