Infrastructure stories
A warm spell has pushed Waterworld 60,000 visits ahead of last year, prompting calls for more pool capacity before summer peaks.
Red tape over private property access has delayed leak repairs in Carterton, where an estimated 500,000 litres of water was lost.
Visitors to 33 Mackenzie toilets will pay $1.50 a visit from Waitangi weekend 2027, as the council shifts costs onto tourists.
The group says cross-party backing could give next Parliament the stability to plan and fund major projects with less policy churn.
The Tauriko enabling works near Tauranga finished ahead of schedule and 8 per cent under budget, earning Downer the Supreme Award.
Questions over the validity of a 263-name petition have put pressure on Ashburton's footpath plans, after a councillor said he signed it by mistake.
Kaikōura District Council spent more than $200,000 on its annual audit last year, fuelling wider concerns that compliance costs are climbing for ratepayers.
Only NZD $347,000 was left for unexpected costs after Hawke's Bay Regional Council spent a record NZD $75.1 million on capital projects.
The appointments preserve senior operator representation at the mobile industry's top table as security, AI and network investment climb the agenda.
The hire comes as database users need clearer root-cause analysis across software, infrastructure and data systems, not just inside the database.
The move comes as the utility prepares to oversee a $15.2 billion infrastructure pipeline across Auckland over the next decade.
The Singapore startup will use fresh funding to hire in key markets and take its camera-based safety software into the US, Japan and the Gulf.
The cash will fund expansion of Syncrowin's AI software for energy and manufacturing, as operators seek better reliability and output.
The deal gives CSL Group a US base and wider carrier access as demand grows for resilient IoT connectivity across critical sectors.
Free talks by injured workers and bereaved families aim to change safety habits and reduce preventable incidents across NSW worksites.
Poor workload choices can drive higher cloud bills and weaker governance as firms race to replace ageing kit and meet AI demands.
Only one in 10 senior executives are very confident they can add capacity fast enough, as bottlenecks threaten growth in four key sectors.
Construction teams can now spot clashes earlier and plan safer installations as PERI UK adds BIM, 3D visualisation and XR tools to temporary works.
Sales growth for Australian small firms eased to 5.2% in the September quarter, even as construction remained among the strongest sectors.
The funding lifts RapidCanvas's total backing to USD $52.5 million as it expands its AI engineering team and pushes more client projects into production.