Kade Croft works for Geotechnics and while on work duties can find himself in some ‘target-rich’ environments, photographically that is. Kade is a talented photographer and we are looking to use some of his work-related snaps in Contractor magazine. Recently he took these pictures at the M2PP worksite, capturing shots of Goodman machines. Goodman Contractors…
Tonite CCNZ is pleased to award Life Membership to Cos Bruyn, incoming CEO of Fulton Hogan.
IN THE APRIL issue we featured the making of Auckland International Airport, which opened in January 1966. THE AIRPORT WAS FIRST mooted back in 1929 but it was 1959 before a decision on the Mangere site was made and approved and the Ministry of Works started building the new airport. At the height of construction…
SafetyAtWorkBlog has launched a SoundCloud page that includes audio of some of the interviews I have done for the blog and an early podcast incarnation. https://soundcloud.com/safetyatworkblog via SafetyAtWorkBlog Audio available — SafetyAtWorkBlog
Readers will recall news of Euro Auctions in Northern Ireland selling over 100 classic tractors with many historically important models from the 1940s, 50s and 60s in a one-day auction this past Easter. Most of the collection had been amassed by John Flynn over the past four decades, with many of the tractors having been…
In what will be a relief for contractors, the Court of Appeal has overturned the High Court decision, and held that payments made to contractors by financiers pursuant to a direct agreement are not voidable transactions recoverable by a liquidator. While some may see this as a return to the previous position there are a […]…
Originally posted on SITE VISIT:
Mainzeal was one of the largest construction companies in New Zealand when it was put into receivership in 2012, liquidation followed shortly afterwards. Fast-forward five years and the receivership stage process has just been completed with the Receivers retiring on 15 May 2017. The completion of the Receivership means that…
