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As 2023 comes to an end, Infrastructure New Zealand invites you to celebrate the 2023 year with us at our Christmas Celebration and Strategy Launch events.  

The Wellington Chapter of the Women's Infrastructure Network is pleased to present the 'Te Kukuwai o Toa Wetland showcase' event on Wednesday 29 November, sponsored by Wellington Water, GHD and CIWEM.

As 2023 comes to an end, Infrastructure New Zealand invites you to celebrate the 2023 year with us at our Christmas Celebration and Strategy Launch events.  

We are pleased to announce Canterbury chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) and Canterbury chapter of the Women’s  Infrastructure Network (WIN)  are joining forces again for this event, with breakfast kindly being provided by event sponsor Anderson Lloyd. Our organisations have similar missions - to support women working in our industries and to champion each other. 

The Auckland Chapter of the Women's Infrastructure Network is delighted to present 'Career Journeys for Women in Infrastructure' on Thursday 16 November.

The new Government has a unique chance to end the instability in New Zealand’s infrastructure pipeline and save money by committing to a longer-term plan to build what the country needs to grow and prosper. That’s the message from Infrastructure New Zealand as it releases a new report, prepared by Infometrics, showing the costs of continuing on our “listless infrastructure path”.

Join us for this launch, co-hosted with Infometrics, in Auckland on 15 November as we showcase our new report, Estimating the Costs of an Uncertain Infrastructure Pipeline. We will hear from CEO of Infometrics, Brad Olsen as well as panellists Alan Pollard from Civil Contractors New Zealand, Karen Mitchell from KPMG and Geoff Cooper from Te Waihanga, who will discuss their views and comment on the report's wider relevance.

RSVP now to secure your spot as spaces are very limited.

The new Government has a unique chance to end the instability in New Zealand’s infrastructure pipeline and save money by committing to a longer-term plan to build what the country needs to grow and prosper. That’s the message from Infrastructure New Zealand as it releases a new report, prepared by Infometrics, showing the costs of continuing on our “listless infrastructure path”.

Join us for this launch, co-hosted with Forsyth Barr, in Wellington on 14 November as we showcase our new report, Estimating the Costs of an Uncertain Infrastructure Pipeline. We will hear from CEO of Infometrics, Brad Olsen as well as panellists Alan Pollard from Civil Contractors New Zealand, Susan Lucking from BNZ and Geoff Cooper from Te Waihanga, who will discuss their views and comment on the report's wider relevance.

RSVP now to secure your spot as spaces are very limited.

Infrastructure New Zealand is pleased to announce the second annual Millbrook Senior Infrastructure Leaders Retreat sponsored by MartinJenkins. This event is invite only. 

The Infrastructure Collective Canterbury Chapter are please to present the TIC Canterbury: Humes Pipeline Factory Tour on Wednesday 11 October, sponsored by Humes.

The Canterbury Chapter of the Women's Infrastructure Network is excited to invite you to join us for our 'Is industry becoming a better place? A solutions-focused conversation' event, sponsored by Aecom.