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Infrastructure report
Watercare reveals $13.8b plan for Auckland infrastructure overhaul
Watercare unveils its more-than- 1000-project business plan.
Opinion: How foreign investment could reshape Māori economic future
Geothermal energy aligns with Māori aspirations and global green energy focus.
The benefits of an apolitical pipeline
Sean Sweeney will leave his role leading Auckland’s City Rail Link for Ireland.
Nick Leggett: Political consensus critical to the future of infrastructure
OPINION: Bipartisanship on transport provides certainty.
Barbara Edmonds: Halted projects - the urgent need for infrastructure action
OPINION: A bipartisan agreement would be a positive step forward.
The importance of building resilience
An alliance of knowledge means countries can bring specific expertise to global problems.
Chris Bishop: A 30-year plan for turning around infrastructure
OPINION: Our infrastructure sector is underperforming.
ICBC: Innovative funding for green infrastructure
ICBC is ‘striving to make greater contributions for a good future’.
Jason Walls: Luxon eyes bipartisan approach to solve $1 trillion infrastructure hole
OPINION: Jason Walls was on the road with PM Chris Luxon during his visit to Sydney.
Infrastructure investment needs creative thinking
Private sector has a role to play as we find our way out of our infrastructure deficit.
Auckland Airport a pipeline for further infrastructure investment
This huge project is creating a ready-made workforce for the future.
Public Private Partnership’s for smaller-scale projects
Newly developed PPP models can help deliver smaller-scale infrastructure NZ needs.
Kali Mercier: How to fund NZ’s infrastructure investment deficit
Why are we so afraid of financing infrastructure with debt?
Nathan Malcolm: 100% pure? Aotearoa at the crossroads
OPINION: There are many challenges we need to work collectively to overcome.
Prioritisation and pragmatism needed
Kiwis put housing, sustainability and public transport top of the wish list.
Govt eyes tolls and congestion charging to fund roading
Tolls and fees may be the way forward for financing new highways and decongesting cities.
Prioritisation and pragmatism needed
Kiwis put housing, sustainability and public transport top of the wish list.
Govt eyes tolls and congestion charging to fund roading
Tolls and fees may be the way forward for financing new highways and decongesting cities.
Peter Reidy: Investing in rail to do more heavy lifting
Opinion: The test of infrastructure is whether it works well for people who rely on it.