In the News

UK talent coming home to Tauranga to lead transport planning
International design, engineering and advisory company, Aurecon, has appointed Erica Walker as its transport planning leader for Tauranga.
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Ports of Auckland clears the way for America’s Cup spectacle to return
Ports of Auckland has today announced that it will facilitate the use of the inner harbour races courses (B and C) for all racing for the 36th America’s Cup event.
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Ports of Auckland gets consent to deepen Auckland’s shipping channel
Ports of Auckland has today been granted consent to deepen Auckland’s shipping channel.
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Sparky! Auckland’s new electric tug
The people have spoken. The world’s first full-size electric ship-handling tug will be called ‘Sparky’.
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Ethical and sustainable supply chains imperative
5th of June is World Environment Day, an initiative first proposed in 1968.
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Multimillion-dollar futureproofing
Youth, new, prosperous – the English interpretation of the Italian name Giulia, New Zealand’s largest and most technologically advanced aluminium extrusion press. 
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Manufacturing most important cause of economic growth
It was a great turnout for Callaghan Innovation’s Industry 4.0 Breakfast Forum held in Wellington late last year. 
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Multimillion-dollar future proofing
Youth, new, prosperous – the English interpretation of the Italian name Giulia, New Zealand’s largest and most technologically advanced aluminium extrusion press. 
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Calling on NZ business leaders - Industry 4.0 Breakfast Forum
Callaghan Innovation, in close co-operation with international & local industry technology leaders: SEW, SMC, IFM & NZ Controls, will invite NZ business leaders, plant managers & designers, to join us for a unique breakfast forum.
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Shipping container demand booms
Shipping container provider Royal Wolf has opened a new facility in Cromwell to meet growing demand for container solutions in the Central Otago and Southern Lakes regions. 
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Merger will champion energy transformation
Schneider Electric has announced its founding membership of the International Microgrid Association (IMA), offering global expertise for the movement towards decentralised, reliable, digitised and low carbon electricity networks for busines
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Equity deal for industry automation specialist
An award-winning industry automation specialist says it is set to significantly extend its market reach thanks to a new equity partnership with a horticultural heavyweight. 
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Government reform dashes hope for industry
Industry training organisation (ITO) Competenz has three years to hand over its 20,000 apprentices and trainees and the 3,500 New Zealand employers it currently works alongside to the NZ Institute of Skills and Technology (NZIST), the centr
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Better infrastructure planning welcome
The release of a prototype Infrastructure Pipeline to forecast major projects being delivered by Central Government agencies has been welcomed by New Zealand’s civil construction sector as a move towards better infrastructure planning.
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Game helps tackle construction skills shortage
The penchant for playing computer games has been harnessed in a series of educational games aimed at growing interest in industries with skills shortages.
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Celebrating 150 years of Heavy Engineering in New Zealand
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Massey launches new School of Built Environment 
Unprecedented growth and success of the construction-related programmes at Massey University has led to the establishment of the School of Built Environment on the University’s Auckland campus.
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New president to focus on diversity
Engineering New Zealand's new President Ben Holland says diversity and inclusion will be a strong theme of his tenure, stating he is determined to make the engineering profession more welcoming and accepting of all people.
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A very real achievement in virtual reality
Professor Mark Billinghurst of the Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI), has received global recognition for his lifetime contribution to human-computer interaction for augmented and virtual reality.
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High quality training of engineers is needed
Industry stakeholders are calling for better project design and management to help avoid disputes in the construction sector and when these fail – there is scope for resolution processes to be utilised more effectively, according to ‘How to
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