From 18 August 2025, New Zealand will add ten new trades occupations to the Green List’s Work to Residence pathway.
Category: New Zealand news
New residence options to bolster New Zealand’s workforce
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New Zealand will be introducing two new skilled migrant residence pathways from mid 2026 to bolster its workforce.
NZ Government unveils major overhaul of its planning system
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New Zealand’s planning reforms aim to cut red tape, accelerating infrastructure delivery while reducing costs.
Kings Quarry expansion approved
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Kings Quarry in Wainiu, Auckland has gained fast-track approval to expand its existing quarrying operation.
Priority bridge replacements begin in New Zealand
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Work has begun on SH43 bridge replacement as part of a nationwide bridges and culverts replacement program.
SH2 Melling interchange construction begins
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Construction has begun on the State Highway 2 (SH2) Melling Transport Improvements Road of Regional Significance.
NZ Provinces backed by $1.3 billion rail infrastructure investment
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$1.360 billion will be invested in NZ’s regional rail as part of the 2024/25-2026/27 Rail Network Investment Programme.
Another step forward for Takitimu North Link Stage 2, extending highway to Ōmokoroa
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A long-awaited step forward is confirmed for the new 4-lane state highway west of Tauranga, between Te Puna and Ōmokoroa.
We are hiring for a major infrastructure project in Christchurch, New Zealand
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We’re recruiting for a major infrastructure project in Christchurch, NZ, with a wide range of engineering roles opening over the coming weeks.
New ferries promised for NZ’s Cook Strait
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New Zealand is set to strengthen its Cook Strait transport lifeline with two new Interislander ferries entering service in 2029
Finalists named for NZ’s peak infrastructure construction awards
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The finalists for the 2025 Civil Contractors New Zealand Hirepool Construction Excellence Awards have been announced.
Project Spotlight: Te Ara o Te Ata – Mt Messenger Bypass
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The $280m Mt Messenger Bypass project is a new 6km highway that will provide a safer route for commuters travelling in Taranaki, New Zealand.
