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Magazine is the voice of the New Zealand civil contracting industry. It provides readers with the news and views, along with in-depth coverage of projects underway throughout the country. The magazine also profiles prominent people and businesses within the industry. Provides health and safety advice, recruitment and training stories, as well as authoritative comment from industry experts. In addition. Is the official magazine of the Civil Contractors New Zealand (CCNZ), the Crane Association of New Zeal...
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Better days ahead for minerals industry - Quarrying & Mining Magazine Quarrying & Mining Magazine
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NZ Petroleum and Minerals' national minerals manager Ilana Miller. Better days ahead for minerals industry. December 23rd, 2016. This article first appeared in. 8216;s December-January issue. Over the past two years the international minerals industry has been hard hit all over the world and New Zealand is no exception with its cessation of large-scale exploratory mining, but national minerals manager for NZ Petroleum and Minerals, Ilana Miller, sees a light at the end of the tunnel. Miller also notes th...
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Q&M magazine (February-March 2017). Q&M magazine (December 2016 - January 2017). On the cover: Screening with brute power The new Sandvik QE441 is Porter Group's latest addition to its premium range of mobile scalping screens Coverlines: A state-of-the-art quarry A look inside the re-opened Miners R Silica: the new Southland coal Another look at the potential of our vast silica reserves . Seabed. Q&M magazine (October-November 2016). Q&M magazine (Aug-Sept 2016). Q&M magazine (June-July 2016). June-July ...
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New open-cast coal mine in Peerless Valley - Quarrying & Mining Magazine Quarrying & Mining Magazine
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New open-cast coal mine in Peerless Valley. August 19th, 2016. The West Coast is set to have a new, small, open-cast coal mine, with state-owned enterprise Solid Energy applying to the West Coast Regional Council for the resource consents necessary to develop an area in the Peerless Valley near Reefton. The company is currently carrying out exploration activities further to the east. Mining of the Peerless area while adjacent exploration activity is completed will enable seamless operations, continue...
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Q&M magazine (December 2016 - January 2017) - Quarrying & Mining Magazine Quarrying & Mining Magazine
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Q&M magazine (December 2016 – January 2017). December 26th, 2016. On the cover: Sandvik QE441 scalper. Screening with brute power. Coverlines: A state of the art quarry. A look inside the re-opened Miners Road Quarry … Silica: the new Southland coal. Another look at the potential of our vast silica reserves … Seabed mining round two heats up. Trans-Tasman Resources remains determined. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Two new mini excavators.
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Auckland Council's Wai Care Programme: Highly Commended - Local Government Magazine Local Government Magazine
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Auckland Council’s Wai Care Programme: Highly Commended. August 3rd, 2015. At the 2015 LGNZ EXCELLENCE Awards. Air New Zealand EXCELLENCE Award for Environmental Impact. Highly commended – Auckland Council’s Wai Care Programme. Launched in 2000, Wai Care is a collaborative water action programme run by Auckland Council to encourage citizens to form groups to monitor local waterways and catchments. Judges praised the long-term commitment and community involvement of the project and said achieving the end ...
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Grey District Identity Project highly commended - Local Government Magazine Local Government Magazine
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Grey District Identity Project highly commended. July 27th, 2015. At the 2015 LGNZ EXCELLENCE Awards. Fulton Hogan EXCELLENCE Award for Community Impact. Highly Commended: Grey District Council The Heart of the West Coast, Grey District Identity Project. The Heart of the West Coast, Grey District Identity Project was developed in response to the ‘perfect storm’ in the wake of the Pike River disaster, global recession, the effects of the Canterbury earthquakes and the closure of Spring Creek Mine. The pro...
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On a slippery slope? - Local Government Magazine Local Government Magazine
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On a slippery slope? April 22nd, 2015. Changes to standards are on the way, says Water NZ chief executive John Pfahlert. In the coming months it is expected the government will pass the Standards and Accreditation Bill, disestablishing Standards New Zealand as the body responsible for the development and maintenance of standards. There is unease within the wider building and engineering industry in New Zealand that locating standards development within a government department comes with certain risks.
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And/And vs Either/Or - Local Government Magazine Local Government Magazine
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June 17th, 2015. Why we need to integrate green and grey infrastructure in our towns and cities. By Shaun Jones. Yet the concept of project efficiency becomes muddled when factors such as resilience, costs over the project’s entire lifespan and design integration are considered. Arguably, the attention paid to cost becomes a cost in itself. When design and innovation is limited by this framework, an opportunity to integrate the benefits of green infrastructure is lost. The result is that while the tradit...
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