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The Infrastructure Collective is pleased to announce Funding the Future: Shaping New Zealand's Infrastructure and Ensuring Sustainable Financing event series, kicking off next month. 

With the three events taking place in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, make sure you head along to one (or all!) of these and hear from our highly knowledgeable speakers on the future of NZ’s infrastructure funding. These evening panel discussions will be a great opportunity for future leaders to ask questions and network with senior leaders in the sector. 

 The Infrastructure Collective Auckland are excited to present TIC Auckland: Networking Drinks!

The Women's Infrastructure Network Northland chapter is proud to present WIN Northland: Powering the Future of Transportation on Thursday 21 September.

The Infrastructure Collective Auckland and JFC are pleased to present Te Hā Noa – Victoria Street Site Visit on Wednesday 20 September.

Infrastructure New Zealand in partnership with BNZ and Stuff are pleased to present The Great New Zealand Infrastructure Debate.

Infrastructure New Zealand is pleased to present our Harnessing digital tools at a national scale event, sponsored by Reveal

The Infrastructure Collective is pleased to announce Funding the Future: Shaping New Zealand's Infrastructure and Ensuring Sustainable Financing event series, kicking off next month. 

With the three events taking place in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, make sure you head along to one (or all!) of these and hear from our highly knowledgeable speakers on the future of NZ’s infrastructure funding. These evening panel discussions will be a great opportunity for future leaders to ask questions and network with senior leaders in the sector. 

Infrastructure New Zealand's Women in Infrastructure Network and Beca are pleased to invite you to join us for the WIN Auckland: Sustainability & Career Development Forum event. 

The Infrastructure Collective is pleased to announce Funding the Future: Shaping New Zealand's Infrastructure and Ensuring Sustainable Financing event series, kicking off next month. 

With the three events taking place in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, make sure you head along to one (or all!) of these and hear from our highly knowledgeable speakers on the future of NZ’s infrastructure funding. These evening panel discussions will be a great opportunity for future leaders to ask questions and network with senior leaders in the sector. 

Ahead of the 2023 election, Infrastructure New Zealand has developed a set of policy positions which will act as the starting point for the important conversations we need to have as we seek to address our massive infrastructure deficit. Join Infrastructure New Zealand and Priority One as we explore the challenges and opportunities for meeting Tauranga’s growth-generated infrastructure demands.