
Aucklanders do better on some living costs than other Kiwis: New report
Aucklanders spend less on energy and more on transport.
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OPINION: Bipartisanship on transport provides certainty.
Sean Sweeney will leave his role leading Auckland’s City Rail Link for Ireland.
OPINION: Infrastructure investment can have a positive effect on growth.
OPINION: Our greatest infrastructure challenge is maintenance.
OPINION: We need all the resource and funding tools we can get to tackle infrastructure.
Private sector has a role to play as we find our way out of our infrastructure deficit.
This huge project is creating a ready-made workforce for the future.
OPINION: A bipartisan agreement would be a positive step forward.
An alliance of knowledge means countries can bring specific expertise to global problems.
OPINION: Jason Walls was on the road with PM Chris Luxon during his visit to Sydney.
OPINION: Our infrastructure sector is underperforming.
ICBC is ‘striving to make greater contributions for a good future’.
Discussions aim to drive solutions to NZ’s most pressing infrastructure challenges.
OPINION: There is a growing list of infrastructure projects in the pipeline.
Newly developed PPP models can help deliver smaller-scale infrastructure NZ needs.
Why are we so afraid of financing infrastructure with debt?
Kiwis put housing, sustainability and public transport top of the wish list.
OPINION: There is nothing the Beehive can do to generate one extra watt of electricity.
Opinion: An infrastructure programme should be more than just a menu.
The consortium behind Auckland’s Cty Rail Link says its work will be transformational.
OPINION: There are many challenges we need to work collectively to overcome.
OPINION: We cannot afford to waste time or resources on projects.
Opinion: These initiatives can deliver sustainable infrastructure over the long term.
Standardisation in construction could mean cost savings and efficiency gains.
Tolls and fees may be the way forward for financing new highways and decongesting cities.
Opinion: The test of infrastructure is whether it works well for people who rely on it.
Seven new roads, which are being fast-tracked, may be tolled to help pay for them.
Agency concedes many of its projects will be deferred or delayed.
There has been an abject lack of long-term planning for decades.