All Events

Join Infrastructure New Zealand at its first small to medium sized business policy priorities forum, where we aim to give our associate and SME members an opportunity to engage on the challenges and opportunities facing the sector.

The Southern chapter of the Women's Infrastructure Network (WIN) is delighted to invite you to the WIN Southern: Launch Event - Networking and Nibbles, sponsored by Stantec, on Monday 6 May from 5:00pm. Join us for an evening of networking and nibbles as we launch our WIN Southern chapter.

As we think through the next steps for community led retreat and adaptation planning at a national level, we invite you to join us in Dunedin to hear from the regions that are coming together to make the existing system work as best they can in the face of the effects of climate change

We are pleased to announce that we will be travelling to Dublin, Ireland, Belfast, Northern Ireland and Copenhagen, Denmark from Sunday 12 May to Saturday 18 May 2024 to investigate how these small, democratic territories are delivering world class economic, social and environmental outcomes through infrastructure.

The Infrastructure Collective Auckland are pleased to invite you to join Claire Stewart for a workshop on Understanding and Planning for Personal Career Success.

Join us for our 2024 annual Post-Budget Analysis Breakfast in Wellington as we discuss what the Budget 2024 allocations mean for the infrastructure sector.

Join us for our 2024 annual Post-Budget Analysis Breakfast in Auckland as we discuss what the Budget 2024 allocations mean for the infrastructure sector.

Register to receive the recording of our 2024 annual Post-Budget Analysis Breakfast in Auckland as we discuss what the Budget 2024 allocations mean for the infrastructure sector.

We are excited to announce we are running an international delegation to London, Manchester and Cardiff in the United Kingdom from Sunday 16 June to Saturday 22 June 2024. The trip, entitled Place based solutions: learnings from the UK will explore how cities and regions across the United Kingdom have implemented city and regional deals to drive growth. We also plan to visit Wales to further understand their unique water service provision arrangements and opportunities to draw on their experience as we consider the future of our water infrastructure here in Aotearoa New Zealand.