Trade Skills
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Cold comfort: Considerations for winter construction
Practical considerations for your site for when the temperature dips.
1 July 2026 -
How to win a dispute (and avoid them in the first place)
The difference between winning and losing a dispute usually comes down to three things, writes Ben Rickard.
1 July 2026 -
Contractor vs Employee: The Gateway Test for Businesses
There is now a quicker way to confirm whether someone is genuinely a contractor, or if they should be classed as an employee...
1 July 2026 -
Market getting ahead of itself in interest rate push?
The tail-end of the OCR cuts in 2025 were based on overly negative expectations by the Reserve Bank, writes Kiwi economist Rodney Dickens...
1 June 2026
News
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Budget 2026: As NZGBC's Andrew Eagles sees it
Breaking down Budget 2026 for the building sector.
1 July 2026 -
Stay informed - join June’s building reform webinar
17 June Webinar - Find out what's happening in building reforms including crucial topics like proportionate liability, professional indemnity insurance, and home warranties.
4 June 2026 -
Your voice is wanted – BDO construction survey underway
Survey seeks input from Kiwi construction industry as BDO builds its latest look at the sector.
7 May 2026
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