Trade Skills
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Your legal obligations: a reminder for LBPs
Keep on top of your legal and regulatory obligations as an LBP with this handy refresher.
1 November 2026 -
People and culture: what does yours say about your business?
What is your construction company’s culture and why is it so important to the success of your business?
1 November 2026 -
Retaining walls - limitations with insurance
Retaining walls can create financial exposure for your construction business if you don’t know your stuff.
1 November 2026 -
Some early OCR hikes should be viewed as a good thing
After another Official Cash Rate hike, Kiwi Economist Rodney Dickens shares his thoughts.
1 October 2026
News
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Challenge complete: Apprentice of the year announced
A clear plan, a strong process and meticulous delivery brought this year’s Apprentice of the Year title home for an Auckland builder.
12 October 2026 -
Making progress on mental health
Working – and wheelbarrowing – for better mental health, MATES in Construction is keeping the wellbeing conversation moving.
1 October 2026 -
Talking resilience and practical progress at Constructive 2026
Taking stock of where the sector stands, hearing directly from builders and homeowners, Constructive’s insights help shape conversations and the industry.
1 October 2026
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