All Events

Infrastructure New Zealand's networks, The Infrastructure Collective (TIC) and Women's Infrastructure Network (WIN), are proud to present our event series Building Successful Mentoring Relationships. We are holding our Canterbury event on Tuesday 8 April at 5:00pm, hosted by RCP. 

The INZ 2025 AGM and Vision Panel Livestream will take place on Tuesday 8 April from 8:00am - 9:00am, hosted by Beca.

The INZ 2025 AGM and Vision Panel will take place on Tuesday 8 April from 7:30am - 9:30am, hosted by Beca.

Infrastructure New Zealand, in partnership with National Infrastructure Funding and Financing, is proud to present our event series Unlocking Opportunities: Market-led Proposals. This series gives attendees the opportunity to hear more about the recently released market-led proposal guidelines. We are holding our Auckland event on Wednesday 2 April from 5:30pm, hosted by BDO.

Infrastructure New Zealand, in partnership with National Infrastructure Funding and Financing, is proud to present our event series Unlocking Opportunities: Market-led Proposals. This series gives attendees the opportunity to hear more about the recently released market-led proposal guidelines. We are holding our Christchurch event on Tuesday 1 April at 5:00pm, hosted by Anderson Lloyd.

The Northland Chapter of the Women’s Infrastructure Network (WIN) warmly invites you to join us for the Te Kamo High School Project Revisit on Thursday 27 March, at 5:30pm.

This invite-only event ‘Vision Blueprint Workshop: Shaping NZ’s Infrastructure Future’, will take place on Monday 24 March from 2:30 – 4:30pm. The aim of the workshop will be to develop a framework that will drive the Infrastructure New Zealand 2050 Vision agenda. This is not an industry plan, it's about setting a national conversation on where New Zealand is headed and the kind of country we want to become.

This invite-only event ‘Vision Blueprint Workshop: Shaping NZ’s Infrastructure Future’, will take place on Monday 24 March from 2:30 – 4:30pm. The aim of the workshop will be to develop a framework that will drive the Infrastructure New Zealand 2050 Vision agenda. This is not an industry plan, it's about setting a national conversation on where New Zealand is headed and the kind of country we want to become.

The Auckland Chapter of The Infrastructure Collective warmly invites you to join us for our Kubb and Grubb Event on Thursday 20 March, from 5:30 pm

Long term infrastructure planning and a vision for New Zealand and its assets will depend on an accurate and fulsome understanding of our future resilience needs. Climate change, geopolitical uncertainty and technological change are among the pressures that will continue to shape our infrastructure delivery and funding environments.